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The U.S. Air Force Just Admitted The F-35 Stealth Fighter Has Failed
forbes.com

Big Buildings Can Cause Cities to Sink Faster
bloomberg.com

Conspiracy Theorists Are Burning Snow to Prove It’s Fake
popularmechanics.com

NASA rover beams back first sounds ever recorded from the surface of Mars
nbcnews.com

Martian moons have common origin, say Zurich scientists
swissinfo.ch

Is the Western way of raising kids weird?
bbc.com

Ancient tree tells chaotic tale of Earth’s magnetic field reversal
newatlas.com

On this day in 1985 KGB agent Vladimir Vetrov was executed for assisting the CIA
damninteresting.com

Dogs synchronize their behavior with children, but not as much as with adults, study finds
today.oregonstate.edu

Hidden in a shoebox: vintage Edinburgh shots that were nearly lost
theguardian.com

Photos: Recent Eruptions on Mount Etna
theatlantic.com

The Plan to Rear Fish on the Moon
hakaimagazine.com

How Planes Keep Flying After an Engine Catches Fire
wired.com • (see also)

For The First Time, We’ve Detected a ‘Ghost Particle’ Coming From a Shredded Star
sciencealert.com

Rock of ages: how chalk made England
theguardian.com

90,000 Packages Are Stolen in N.Y.C. Every Day. How One Building Fought Back.
nytimes.com

NASA’s Mars Perseverance Rover Provides Front-Row Seat to Landing, First Audio Recording of Red Planet
jpl.nasa.gov

Seven Hundred Leagues Beneath Titan’s Methane Seas
nytimes.com

People with extremist views less able to do complex mental tasks, research suggests
theguardian.com

The History and Future of the Term “Astronaut”
supercluster.com

Did Darwinian evolution begin before life itself?
lmu.de

The long-standing myth of sea monsters has a dark explanation
massivesci.com

Homicide Cases Are Going Unsolved, Leaving Serial Killers Free to Murder
texasobserver.org

This Inmate Used Solitary Confinement to Learn Math. Now He’s Solving the World’s Hardest Equations
popularmechanics.com

Life from Earth could temporarily survive on Mars
phys.org

Cheese Actually Isn’t Bad for You
wired.com

How one woman changed the safety standards of the entire car industry
thehustle.co

Edvard Munch wrote ‘madman’ graffiti on Scream painting, scans show
bbc.com

YouTube AI Blocked Chess Channel after Confusing ‘Black’ and ‘White’ for Racist Slurs
news18.com

There Were Doomsday Ships Ready To Ride Out Nuclear Armageddon Before There Were Doomsday Planes
thedrive.com

‘Look after yourself my darling’: poignant letters salvaged from 1941 shipwreck
theguardian.com

A Trippy Visualization Charts the Internet’s Growth Since 1997
wired.com

Gravity May Play a Tiny But Important Role in The Microworld of Particle Physics
sciencealert.com

Malcolm X family demands reopening of murder investigation
bbc.com

The crazy market for the world’s most expensive pet fish
thehustle.co

Glasses-wearers up to three times less likely to catch coronavirus, study suggests
independent.co.uk

In 1959, three armed men broke into the University of Montréal and stole the whole supply of polio vaccine
theconversation.com

Traffic Noise Is a Silent Killer
theatlantic.com

Million-Year-Old DNA Rewrites Mammoths’ Evolutionary Tree
wired.com

A speed limit also applies in the quantum world
phys.org

Pfizer vaccine doesn’t need ultra-cold storage after all, company says
arstechnica.com

Disney Once Tried to Make an Animated ‘Catcher in the Rye’
collider.com • (see also)

Australia vs. Facebook
scientificamerican.com

Meet the First Helo on Mars: A Deep Dive Into What Makes Ingenuity So…Ingenious
popularmechanics.com

Chunks of United Airlines Plane Rain Down on Colorado Suburb Following Engine Trouble
gizmodo.com

Video: The Truth About Pumped Hydro [16:52]
youtube.com

US deports 95-year-old former concentration camp guard to Germany
theguardian.com

A New Way of Forming Planets – A Decades Old Puzzle Solved?
scitechdaily.com

Future particle accelerators may be close to the size of a large room rather than a large city
theconversation.com • (see also)

A New Era of Black Holes Is Here
theatlantic.com

Even when an octopus can’t see light with its eyes, its arms seem to know it is there
nytimes.com

Artificial Neural Nets Finally Yield Clues to How Brains Learn
quantamagazine.org

‘She’s just perfect,’ says scientist who helped clone an endangered ferret
cbc.ca

Unearthed figurine suggests ancient Britons favoured mullets
theguardian.com

That Time a Canadian Town Derailed a Diesel Train and Drove It Down the Street to Provide Emergency Power
gizmodo.com

Scientists solve the crystal structure of an exotic new form of ice
newatlas.com

Do Viruses Cheat to Win at Evolution?
daily.jstor.org

‘Exhilarating’ Photo Shows Perseverance Rover Being Lowered to the Martian Surface
gizmodo.com

Hawaii’s Beaches Are Disappearing
projects.propublica.org

The scars of solitary: Albert Woodfox on freedom after 44 years in a concrete cell
theguardian.com