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In her short life, mathematician Emmy Noether changed the face of physics
sciencenews.org

White People Are More Likely to Get the Raises They Ask For
bloomberg.com

Want Your Child To Eat (Almost) Everything? There Is A Way
npr.org

Einstein’s travel diaries reveal ‘shocking’ xenophobia
theguardian.com

This chilling case demonstrates the perils of helping police
qz.com

This Is What a Nuclear Bomb Looks Like
nymag.com

The most famous psychology study of all time was a sham. Why can’t we escape the Stanford Prison Experiment?
medium.com

Teleportation: will it ever be a possibility?
theguardian.com

The Quant King, the Drug Hunter, and the Quest to Unlock New Cures
bloomberg.com

Tim Miller can find almost anyone. Can he find his daughter’s killer?
theguardian.com

The Strange Case of the Missing Joyce Scholar
nytimes.com

Researchers discovered hundreds of ads for runaway slaves in 18th-century Britain
qz.com

Who Owns the Moon? Citizen Sues NASA for the Right to Keep Lunar Dust
inverse.com

The health risks of maturing early
bbc.com

The last bat: the mystery of Britain’s most solitary animal
theguardian.com

The Physics of Glass Opens a Window Into Biology
quantamagazine.org

Extremely Large, Extremely Expensive: The Race for the Next Giant Telescopes
nytimes.com

American toddlers are eating more sugar than the maximum amount recommended for adults
qz.com

A 5-year-old girl’s sudden paralysis was a mystery. Then her mother checked her scalp.
washingtonpost.com

Astronomers find source of stars’ mysterious microwaves
theguardian.com

Trees That Have Lived for Millennia Are Suddenly Dying
theatlantic.com

On this day in 1962 three prisoners may have escaped from Alcatraz prison
damninteresting.com

The asteroid rush sending 21st-century prospectors into space
theguardian.com

The Importance of the Battle of Belleau Wood
warontherocks.com

Why Do We Care So Much About Privacy?
newyorker.com

When size does matter – Big Beasts: Last of the Giants – in pictures
theguardian.com

Do You Know What Lightning Really Looks Like?
nytimes.com

The Most Extreme Out-of-Office Message
theatlantic.com

Does eating at night really make you gain more weight?
qz.com

The Universe Has a Lot More Huge Stars Than Scientists Thought
space.com

The “hurricane show” and the perils of poor planning
salon.com

The artist who walked on the Moon: Alan Bean
nature.com

Ask Ethan: If Mass Curves Spacetime, How Does It Un-Curve Again?
forbes.com

How Depression Affects Your Thinking Skills
neurosciencenews.com

How A Black Detective Infiltrated The KKK
npr.org

How To Get Your Kids To Do Chores (Without Resenting It)
npr.org

Korean hiker shares survival story after rescue from Australian bush
theguardian.com

‘The Dump Killed My Son’: Mountains of Garbage Engulf India’s Capital
nytimes.com

A Sneaky Theory of Where Language Came From
theatlantic.com

Why eight hours a night isn’t enough, according to a leading sleep scientist
qz.com

Scientists are harvesting water by building fog harps and zapping the air
theverge.com

Huge Dust Storm on Mars Hits NASA’s Opportunity Rover
space.com

Alzheimer’s disease: why insulin is a new suspect
theconversation.com

The New York City Subway Is Beyond Repair
theatlantic.com

One of the Deepest Caves in the World is Even Bigger Than We Thought
news.nationalgeographic.com

The Belt That Listens to Your Bowels
newyorker.com

How Special Paint On The Hood Of The World War II Jeep Protected Soldiers’ Lives
jalopnik.com

Study: Eight-month-old infants are much more likely to reach towards distant toys when an adult is present
psychologicalscience.org

Study: Scientists have found empirical evidence that sour tastes lead to more risk-taking behavior
sussex.ac.uk

15,000 illegal adoptions in Ireland, mothers told babies had died
irishcentral.com

Has Consciousness Lost Its Mind?
chronicle.com

The Leaning Tower of Pisa has withstood earthquakes for centuries. Now, scientists know why.
washingtonpost.com

Russian museum discovers secret order to destroy Gulag data
theguardian.com

In the Garden of an Alien Hunter
theatlantic.com

This Device Helps Fish Make It Out of the Twilight Zone Alive
nytimes.com

Why Earth’s Cracked Crust May Be Essential for Life
quantamagazine.org

Why girls from former Soviet countries do better in math
qz.com

Magnetic fields could hold the key to star formation
phys.org

Can you lose your native language?
bbc.com

The First Rocket Built for Space
airspacemag.com