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29 November 2018

Antarctic Island Exploded 4,000 Years Ago

livescience.com

NASA’s Return to the Moon to Start With Private Companies’ Spacecraft

nytimes.com

One of only two known photos of Vincent van Gogh is actually his brother

rte.ie

There’s a Spider That Makes Milk

theatlantic.com

Chaos Makes the Multiverse Unnecessary

nautil.us

MSG is not bad for you, no matter what you’ve heard

qz.com

Scientists in the U.S. and Japan Get Serious About Low-Energy Nuclear Reactions

spectrum.ieee.org

Can Venus Teach Us to Take Climate Change Seriously?

space.com

Early humans hooked up with other species a whole bunch

popsci.com

What happens to your life after you accidentally kill someone?

theguardian.com

How Tear Gas Works: A Rundown of the Chemicals Used on Crowds

scientificamerican.com

Do you have what it takes to be an astronaut? – in pictures

theguardian.com

Bose Einstein condensate may reveal supersolid’s secrets

arstechnica.com • (see also)

Beavers are engineering a new Alaskan tundra

sciencenews.org

A billionaire’s plan to search for life on Enceladus

earthsky.org

The $100 Million Bot Heist

nautil.us

Photosynthesis Makes a Sound

hakaimagazine.com

28 November 2018

Video: The Deadly Logistics of Climbing Everest

youtube.com

A glimpse into the heart of a quasar

nature.com

Scientists Build Atomic Clocks Accurate Enough to Measure Changes in Spacetime Itself

gizmodo.com

Revealed: why humans don’t have hairy palms

cosmosmagazine.com

Murder on a Mountain Bike

outsideonline.com

Old Lunar Data Gets New Life, With Help From Seismologists

spectrum.ieee.org

Awesome ears: The weird world of insect hearing

knowablemagazine.org

Can a physics of panic explain the motions of the crowd?

aeon.co

Knickers the cow: why Australia’s giant steer is so fascinating

theguardian.com

Why Is NASA Looking for ‘Marsquakes’?

space.com

Strange waves rippled around the world, and nobody knows why

nationalgeographic.com

New interactive death map breathes life into medieval London

theguardian.com

Inside the death zone with the nuclear clean-up robots

bbc.com

Where does this strange empire start or stop?

nytimes.com

The Search for Alien Life Begins in Earth’s Oldest Desert

theatlantic.com

Editing Babies? We Need to Learn a Lot More First

nytimes.com

27 November 2018

These ants decorate their homes with the heads of their enemies

nationalgeographic.com

In Lion Air Crash, Black Box Data Reveals Pilots’ Struggle to Regain Control

nytimes.com

Video: What Number Comes Next?

youtube.com

‘My Mother Taught Me To Kill’

narratively.com

The Small Island Where 500 People Speak Nine Different Languages

theatlantic.com

Houston, We Have a Resurrection: How Mission Control Came Back From the Brink

popularmechanics.com

Halifax Gibbet: The Infamous Forerunner to The Guillotine

amusingplanet.com

The Dawn of Interplanetary Geology

theatlantic.com

The Massachusetts city that sold time to the world

bbc.com

Could Neanderthals Speak? The Ongoing Debate Over Neanderthal Language

blogs.discovermagazine.com

Gallery: People Getting Stabbed In Medieval Art Who Just Don’t Give a Damn

sadanduseless.com

Facial Recognition Software Is Helping Identify Unknown Figures in Civil War Photographs

smithsonianmag.com

Video: First-time hang glider hangs on for dear life after realizing his harness is not attached

gizmodo.com

The Insect Apocalypse Is Here

nytimes.com

‘Siberian unicorn’ walked Earth with humans

bbc.com

First image from NASA’s Mars InSight after the lens dust cover has been removed

twitter.com

26 November 2018

Streaming now: Mission Control Live: NASA InSight Mars Landing

youtube.com

Natural gas firms have a proposal to convert home heating to hydrogen

arstechnica.com

Can Police Retaliate Against Loudmouths?

theatlantic.com

What War of the Worlds did

aeon.co

Brain implant lets paralyzed people turn thoughts into text

engadget.com

Scientists Wrote an Equation to Find the Funniest Word in English. The Results Will Make You Fart.

livescience.com • (see also)

This Is the Way the Paper Crumples

nytimes.com

Sick ants stay away from the kids

arstechnica.com

We have food safety laws thanks to 19th century “poison squad”

arstechnica.com

NASA’s Mars InSight Landing: Back to the Red Planet Once Again

nytimes.com

The Three Most Chilling Conclusions From the Climate Report

theatlantic.com

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Antarctic Island Exploded 4,000 Years Ago

NASA’s Return to the Moon to Start With Private Companies’ Spacecraft

One of only two known photos of Vincent van Gogh is actually his brother

There’s a Spider That Makes Milk

Chaos Makes the Multiverse Unnecessary

MSG is not bad for you, no matter what you’ve heard

Scientists in the U.S. and Japan Get Serious About Low-Energy Nuclear Reactions

Can Venus Teach Us to Take Climate Change Seriously?

Early humans hooked up with other species a whole bunch

What happens to your life after you accidentally kill someone?

How Tear Gas Works: A Rundown of the Chemicals Used on Crowds

Do you have what it takes to be an astronaut? – in pictures

Bose Einstein condensate may reveal supersolid’s secrets

Beavers are engineering a new Alaskan tundra

A billionaire’s plan to search for life on Enceladus

The $100 Million Bot Heist

Photosynthesis Makes a Sound

Video: The Deadly Logistics of Climbing Everest

A glimpse into the heart of a quasar

Scientists Build Atomic Clocks Accurate Enough to Measure Changes in Spacetime Itself

Revealed: why humans don’t have hairy palms

Murder on a Mountain Bike

Old Lunar Data Gets New Life, With Help From Seismologists

Awesome ears: The weird world of insect hearing

Can a physics of panic explain the motions of the crowd?

Knickers the cow: why Australia’s giant steer is so fascinating

Why Is NASA Looking for ‘Marsquakes’?

Strange waves rippled around the world, and nobody knows why

New interactive death map breathes life into medieval London

Inside the death zone with the nuclear clean-up robots

Where does this strange empire start or stop?

The Search for Alien Life Begins in Earth’s Oldest Desert

Editing Babies? We Need to Learn a Lot More First

These ants decorate their homes with the heads of their enemies

In Lion Air Crash, Black Box Data Reveals Pilots’ Struggle to Regain Control

Video: What Number Comes Next?

‘My Mother Taught Me To Kill’

The Small Island Where 500 People Speak Nine Different Languages

Houston, We Have a Resurrection: How Mission Control Came Back From the Brink

Halifax Gibbet: The Infamous Forerunner to The Guillotine

The Dawn of Interplanetary Geology

The Massachusetts city that sold time to the world

Could Neanderthals Speak? The Ongoing Debate Over Neanderthal Language

Gallery: People Getting Stabbed In Medieval Art Who Just Don’t Give a Damn

Facial Recognition Software Is Helping Identify Unknown Figures in Civil War Photographs

Video: First-time hang glider hangs on for dear life after realizing his harness is not attached

The Insect Apocalypse Is Here

‘Siberian unicorn’ walked Earth with humans

First image from NASA’s Mars InSight after the lens dust cover has been removed

Streaming now: Mission Control Live: NASA InSight Mars Landing

Natural gas firms have a proposal to convert home heating to hydrogen

Can Police Retaliate Against Loudmouths?

What War of the Worlds did

Brain implant lets paralyzed people turn thoughts into text

Scientists Wrote an Equation to Find the Funniest Word in English. The Results Will Make You Fart.

This Is the Way the Paper Crumples

Sick ants stay away from the kids

We have food safety laws thanks to 19th century “poison squad”

NASA’s Mars InSight Landing: Back to the Red Planet Once Again

The Three Most Chilling Conclusions From the Climate Report

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