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Late-Maturing Amygdala Neurons May Play Role in Emotional Development, Mood Disorders
ucsf.edu

The Hidden Light Show Below
hakaimagazine.com

Apollo 11: Mission Out of Control
wired.com

World War II Bomb Explodes 75 Years Later, Creates Massive Crater in German Field
popularmechanics.com

Dung beetles have a surprisingly sophisticated way of navigating the world
nationalgeographic.com

Weird, Wonderful Photos From Another Era
theatlantic.com

Many people still believe the moon landing was fake. But who’s profiting?
vox.com

When Myspace Was King, Employees Abused a Tool Called ‘Overlord’ to Spy on Users
vice.com

Ancient Water Underlies Arid Egypt
eos.org

‘Bathtub rings’ around Titan’s lakes might be made of alien crystals
eurekalert.org

Took You By Surprise: John and Paul’s Lost Reunion
longreads.com

Noah Webster’s civil war of words over American English
aeon.co

To Save the Whales, Crab Fishers Are Testing Ropeless Gear
hakaimagazine.com

Unique Gut Microbiome Composition May Be Fibromyalgia Marker
psychologytoday.com

Do Prisons Make Us Safer?
scientificamerican.com

Mars colonisation possible through sperm bank in space, study suggests
theguardian.com

What Was Hemingway Doing in Cuba During World War II?
lithub.com

Why do people faint?
theconversation.com

When Germany Called its Soldiers Hysterical
daily.jstor.org

How Graffiti Became Gentrified
newrepublic.com

AI Could Give Millions Online Legal Help. But What Will the Law Allow?
blogs.discovermagazine.com

Scientists Want to Make Fuel and Plastic Out of Bacteria
hakaimagazine.com

We probed Santorini’s volcano with sound to learn what’s going on beneath the surface
theconversation.com

‘This is a nightmare’: A woman fell asleep mid-flight and woke up trapped in a dark plane alone
washingtonpost.com

Life on Mars gets a test run in the Utah desert
latimes.com

Five murders, six men and 16 years of stolen lives
bbc.com

What can Schrödinger’s cat say about 3D printers on Mars?
aeon.co

The Perverse Logic of GoFundMe Health Care
newyorker.com

We’re one step closer to atomic radio
arstechnica.com • (see also)

Nanobacteria in the Brain?
blogs.discovermagazine.com

A tale of two cities: Why ransomware will just get worse
arstechnica.com

Why People Live In Earthquake Zones
daily.jstor.org

The Forgotten Trans History of the Wild West
atlasobscura.com

At Work, Expertise Is Falling Out of Favor
theatlantic.com

‘It’s totally unfair’: Chicago, where the rich live 30 years longer than the poor
theguardian.com

The Land Where the Internet Ends
nytimes.com

A Strange New Blend of Rock and Plastic Is Forming on a Portuguese Island
earther.gizmodo.com

Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin were lost on the Moon
images.fastcompany.net

Cement Produces More Pollution Than All the Trucks in the World
bloomberg.com

Japan wants to launch the first ever rover to visit a Martian moon
newscientist.com

Scientists have discovered a sea of fresh water under the ocean
qz.com

Why Does Writing Suck?
thecut.com

The man who created our vision of space
bbc.com

Gallery: 19 iconic trees around the world
nationalgeographic.com • (see also)

A dirty, rotten, double crossing (true) story of what happened to the Italian American mob
gq-magazine.co.uk

Carl Sagan’s Solar Sail Is Finally Ready To Fly
popularmechanics.com • (see also)

Holding it all in: Containing radioactivity at Chernobyl
building.co.uk

Why Chennai, India’s Sixth Biggest City, Has Run Out of Water
earther.gizmodo.com

NASA Rover on Mars Detects Puff of Gas That Hints at Possibility of Life
nytimes.com

An ‘extraordinarily severe’ emergency: the radioactive leak at Harborview
capitolhillseattle.com

Rogue slug blamed for Japanese railway chaos
bbc.com

‘Building over history’: the prison graveyard buried under a Texas suburb
theguardian.com

The Science of Stir Crazy
elemental.medium.com

The Pianist and the Lobster
nytimes.com

Five myths about fast food
washingtonpost.com

Fire at Oil Refinery in South Philadelphia Causes Massive Explosions
gizmodo.com • (see also)

Gallery: Apollo Training: When Arizona Stood In for the Moon
theatlantic.com

A ‘Sorceress’ in Brazil, a ‘Wink’ in India: Walmart Pleads Guilty After a Decade of Bribes
nytimes.com

Bacteria live on our eyeballs – and understanding their role could help treat common eye diseases
theconversation.com

New research reveals plant wonderland inside China’s caves
biosciencetoday.co.uk