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Some black holes erase your past: Einstein’s equations allow a non-determinist future inside some black holes
sciencedaily.com

World’s most powerful X-ray laser taking shape near Stanford
mercurynews.com

Some of the World’s Biggest Lakes Are Drying Up. Here’s Why.
nationalgeographic.com

65 years ago today Robert Johnson was driven out of Berlin
damninteresting.com

The battle between the beef industry and Silicon Valley’s lab-grown meat startups is heating up
businessinsider.com

Native to Asia, Found in New Jersey: The Curious Case of an Invasive Tick
entomologytoday.org

The ancient population of Britain was almost completely replaced by newcomers about 4,500 years ago
bbc.com

Physicists Plan Antimatter’s First Outing–in a Van
scientificamerican.com

A self-taught astronomer spotted something no scientist had ever seen
washingtonpost.com

This Is the Worst Roommate Story You’ll Ever Read
nymag.com

George Washington’s hair found tucked in old book in New York library
theguardian.com

Laser scanning reveals ‘lost’ ancient Mexican city ‘had as many buildings as Manhattan’
theguardian.com

There’s a Persistent Hum in This Canadian City, and No One Knows Why
nytimes.com

NASA Wants Nuclear Engines to Fly Humans to Mars
popularmechanics.com

Homo erectus may have been a sailor – and able to speak
theguardian.com

A Fatal Disease Is Ravaging America’s Bats, and Scientists Are Struggling to Stop It
newyorker.com

The Amazing Story of the Russian Defector Who Changed his Mind
washingtonian.com

Supplements are a $30 billion racket—here’s what experts actually recommend
arstechnica.com

Mystery of 8,000-Year-Old Impaled Human Heads Has Researchers Stumped (autoplay video)
news.nationalgeographic.com

Finding a Lost Strain of Rice, and Clues to Slave Cooking
nytimes.com

Jupiter’s Great Red Spot may have only 10 to 20 years left before it dies
businessinsider.in

‘An Endless War’: Why 4 U.S. Soldiers Died in a Remote African Desert
nytimes.com

Was there ever really a “sugar conspiracy”?
science.sciencemag.org

What’s Behind One of the Biggest Financial Scams in History
knowledge.wharton.upenn.edu

NASA’s New Spacesuit Has a Built-In Toilet
space.com

How can I become a fossil?
bbc.com

Women better represented in Victorian novels than modern, finds study
theguardian.com

China’s Dystopian Tech Could Be Contagious
theatlantic.com

Scientists unravel secrets of ‘superagers’
theguardian.com

The secret on the ocean floor
bbc.co.uk

People with depression use language differently – here’s how to spot it
theconversation.com

‘Loneliest tree’ records human epoch
bbc.com

Scientists reveal how the Roman “gate to Hell” slaughtered its victims
alphr.com

Breakthrough as scientists grow sheep embryos containing human cells
theguardian.com

Is the gun the basis of modern Anglo civilisation?
aeon.co

China’s great leap forward in science
theguardian.com

Her Various Symptoms Seemed Unrelated. Then One Doctor Put It All Together.
nytimes.com

Yesterday Was the NASA Opportunity Rover’s 5,000th Martian Dawn
gizmodo.com

On this day in 1944 a flight of plywood aircraft executed a daring prison raid
damninteresting.com

Humanity’s Biggest Machines Will Be Built in Space
popularmechanics.com

The media exaggerates negative news. This distortion has consequences
theguardian.com

Scientists Create a New Form of Light by Linking Photons
smithsonianmag.com

How UK Spies Hacked a European Ally and Got Away With It
theintercept.com

Picasso painted over another artist’s work—and then over his own, new imaging reveals
sciencemag.org

When Will We Finally Find a Truly Earth-Like Exoplanet?
gizmodo.com

Common products like perfume, paint and printer ink are polluting the atmosphere
phys.org

What Color Is a Tennis Ball?: An investigation into a surprisingly divisive question
theatlantic.com

Is Humanity Ready for the Discovery of Alien Life?
scientificamerican.com

The Tyranny of Convenience
nytimes.com

Did Spitfires Really Ram V1 Bombs Out Of The Sky?
forces.net

You Don’t Want To Know What Was In Abby Beckley’s Eye
npr.org

Clay tablets from the cradle of civilisation provide new insight to the history of medicine
sciencenordic.com

The playboy who got away with $242m – using ‘black magic’
bbc.com

A Giant Storm on Neptune Is Disappearing as Hubble Telescope Watches
space.com

A prisoner in Peru drugged his twin brother and escaped from jail — to see his mom
washingtonpost.com

Image: The plucky NASA Opportunity rover landed on Mars in 2004 with a nominal 90-day mission, and it is still exploring. Inconceivable!
damninteresting.com

The Cuttlefish, a Master of Camouflage, Reveals a New Trick
nytimes.com

Borneo Has Lost 100,000 Orangutans Since 1999
npr.org

The Final, Terrible Voyage of the ‘Nautilus’
wired.com

Hot stuff: the thermal cameras giving us a new way of seeing our bodies
theguardian.com