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Unraveling the Mystery of a Mannequin From the Movie Mannequin, Now on Display at a Philadelphia Mall
jezebel.com

Inch by inch: how Angola is clearing its killing fields
theguardian.com

Fugitive on run for 17 years found living in cave by a drone
bbc.com

A strange new type of crystal is made of fluid tied into knots
newscientist.com

Image: Gorgeous 81 megapixel composite photo of the moon
reddit.com

He’s Trying To Fill In The Gaps On Google Street View — Starting With Zimbabwe
npr.org

Our Skulls Are Out-Evolving Us
onezero.medium.com

The Ticking Time-Bomb of WWII-era Shipwrecks
thedailybeast.com

Gallery: The Former Soviet Union’s Surprisingly Gorgeous Subways
wired.com

The Honeybee’s Most Fearsome Enemy
undark.org

SpaceX Unveils Silvery Vision to Mars: ‘It’s Basically an I.C.B.M. That Lands’
nytimes.com

On this day in 1957 a nuclear cooling tank at Russia’s Chelyabinsk-40 exploded
damninteresting.com

“Identity fusion” might explain why people act against their own interests
theatlantic.com

Image: The Engraved Hourglass Planetary Nebula
apod.nasa.gov

Mathematics as a Cultural Force
longreads.com

Video: The Billion Ant Mega Colony and the Biggest War on Earth [9:22]
youtube.com

RNA Vaccines Could Change Everything in the Fight Against Disease
freethink.com

There Are Parasitic Wasps, and Then There’s the Crypt-Keeper
nytimes.com

A Soviet sailor’s 50-year-old message in a bottle makes it to Alaska
pri.org

Nuclear Fusion Could Rescue the Planet From Climate Catastrophe
bloomberg.com

Hotel Mumbai: The stories of the real-life terror attack survivors
news.sky.com

Into the great unknown: The Parker Solar Probe
newatlas.com

OK, WTF Is Google’s ‘Quantum Supremacy’?
vice.com

Deep Throat’s identity was a mystery for decades because no one believed this woman
washingtonpost.com

Please Relax to This Video of an Octopus Changing Colors As It Naps
vice.com

High-speed microscope illuminates biology at the speed of life
phys.org

What If Planet Nine Is a Bowling Ball-Size Black Hole?
gizmodo.com

How Many Humans Could the Moon Support?
livescience.com

The Balloon Boy Hoax—Solved!
5280.com

The Spycraft Revolution
foreignpolicy.com

Russia’s Circular Warships
amusingplanet.com

This Terrible Mammoth Drawing Was a Giant Help to 19th-Century Naturalists
atlasobscura.com

The Race to Name New Species
daily.jstor.org

Google Says Google Translate Can’t Replace Human Translators. Immigration Officials Have Used It to Vet Refugees.
propublica.org

Inside the massive effort to tackle one of America’s greatest rabies threats
nationalgeographic.com

When The Beatles met Muhammad Ali in Miami (1964)
flashbak.com • (see also)

France Banned This Common Food Additive the FDA Says Is Safe – Who Is Right?
scitechdaily.com

Was Queen Mary, wife of George V, a kleptomaniac?
historyextra.com

Study: Teenagers less likely to respond to mothers with controlling tone of voice
medicalxpress.com

New frontier for science as astronomers detect gas molecules in comet from another star
phys.org

Conundrum: Why People Do Not Listen to Evacuation Orders
scientificamerican.com

All 59 people name-dropped in Billy Joel’s ‘We Didn’t Start the Fire’: Where are they now?
latimes.com

Why Germany is a blank spot on Google’s Street View
bigthink.com

The ‘Infortunate’ Dictionary Scam
merriam-webster.com

Yes, there will be macaroni and cheese on Mars
thenextweb.com

The Intelligence of Plants
theparisreview.org

NASA is testing a shape-shifting robot that could explore Saturn’s moon Titan
technologyreview.com

Before the East India Company
laphamsquarterly.org

Inside the most brutal dictatorship you’ve never heard of
gq-magazine.co.uk

Edison and Tesla’s cutthroat ‘Current War’ ushered in the electric age
nationalgeographic.com • (see also)

We Should Deliberately Contaminate Mars With Our Microbes, Controversial Study Argues
gizmodo.com

A Murder in Berlin: The Untold Story of a Chechen ‘Jihadist’ Turned Secret Agent
thedailybeast.com

NASA Wants to Send Nuclear Rockets to the Moon and Mars
wired.com • (see also)

What life might be like in alien oceans
bbc.com

The blockbuster that wasn’t: inside an alleged $14m scam to make the next Netflix hit
theguardian.com

Murder in the Amazon heightens fears for isolated tribes
nationalgeographic.com

Found: Three Black Holes On Collision Course
chandra.harvard.edu

Otherworldly worms with three sexes discovered in Mono Lake
phys.org

Five years after 43 students disappeared in Mexico, their case remains a grim, unsolved mystery
pri.org

Astrophysicists: gamma-ray jets exceed the speed of light
bigthink.com