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The Largest Cells on Earth
nautil.us

Can you eat cicadas? Yes, and here’s how to catch, cook and snack on them.
washingtonpost.com

Tracing our past: six timelines that tell the story of the Guardian
theguardian.com

Peloton’s leaky API let anyone grab riders’ private account data
techcrunch.com

Royal Marines test Gravity jet suit in ship boarding exercise
newatlas.com

The Man Struck By a Particle Accelerator Beam
medium.com • (see also)

Shipwreck reveals surprising racial diversity of Henry VIII’s England
nbcnews.com

Researchers Create Free-Floating Animated Holograms That Bring Us One Step Closer to Star Trek’s Holodecks
gizmodo.com

Scientists Find That Cats Love to Sit Inside Squares—Even Fake Ones
gizmodo.com

3,000-Year-Old Submerged Settlement Discovered in Switzerland
smithsonianmag.com

Video: The First Time We Landed on Mars [5:21]
youtube.com

How Gravity Is a Double Copy of Other Forces
quantamagazine.org

Video: Escaping Eritrea (full documentary) [53:16]
youtube.com

Mali woman has given birth to nine babies, says health ministry
theguardian.com

Mammoth moth which can have 25cm wingspan found by builders working on Queensland primary school
theguardian.com

Hoopoes’ Stinky Eggs Are Actually a Humblebrag
theatlantic.com • (see also)

A rare glimpse of a star before it went supernova defies expectations
sciencenews.org

Video: How an Amateur Built the World’s Biggest Dome [3:49]
youtube.com

They Told Their Therapists Everything. Hackers Leaked It All
wired.com

Signal Tries to Run the Most Honest Facebook Ad Campaign Ever, Immediately Gets Banned
gizmodo.com

Out-of-control Chinese rocket expected to fall to Earth in the coming days
cbc.ca

Is “Catch Me If You Can” a true story? This book suggests it isn’t
whyy.org

In a First, People Had Their Brain Activity Tracked Remotely During Everyday Life
gizmodo.com

Ice microneedle patches deliver drugs, then melt away
newatlas.com

How the ‘Queen of Thieves’ Conned French Riviera Wealthy
atlasobscura.com • (see also)

Before He Wrote a Thesaurus, Roget Had to Escape Napoleon’s Dragnet
smithsonianmag.com

Once a Covid hotspot, Italian village now intrigues researchers with ‘super-immune’ cases
nbcnews.com

Americans who grew up during oil crises drive less as adults
academictimes.com

60 Million Stars and Not One Alien Detected
gizmodo.com

Video: Surprising images from inside North Korea [05:25]
bbc.com

Belgian farmer accidentally moves French border
bbc.com

On this day in 1988 a rocket fuel factory near Henderson, Nevada caught fire
damninteresting.com

Melting ice reveals first world war relics in Italian Alps
theguardian.com

Life and Death on Stromboli Volcano, Lighthouse of the Mediterranean
nytimes.com • (sea also)

A Brief History of Transformers (Not the Robot Kind)
wired.com

Cracking the Mysteries of Venus: New Information on Planet’s Spin and Internal Structure
scitechdaily.com • (see also)

Instead of Betelgeuse, Keep Your eye on AG Carinae, Another Star That’s About to go Supernova
universetoday.com

What happened to Confederate money after the Civil War?
theconversation.com

Harvard gene-editing tool “sneaks” DNA into cells without making cuts
newatlas.com

Scientists harness a rare true blue color from nature — in red cabbage
massivesci.com

Video: A British Columbia man discovers he was kidnapped as a baby [3:29]
youtube.com

Why Extreme Heat Might Cancel Your Flight
discovermagazine.com

How one naughty bird cheats with fancy feather structures
arstechnica.com

Massive flare seen on the closest star to the solar system: What it means for chances of alien neighbors
theconversation.com • See also • See also

Scans of Medieval Skeletons Show Cancer Has Been Common Longer Than We Thought
gizmodo.com

In the Andes, Bright Colors Tell the Dark Story of a Dying Lake
atlasobscura.com

New device uses bioluminescent bacteria to track down buried explosives
academictimes.com

Wolf packs don’t actually have alpha males and alpha females, the idea is based on a misunderstanding
phys.org

Where’s the Dark Matter? Look for Suspiciously Warm Planets
wired.com

Wild Donkeys and Horses Dig Wells That Provide Water for a Host of Desert Species
smithsonianmag.com

Receding glaciers causing rivers to suddenly disappear
theguardian.com

A Year Without Germs
theatlantic.com

High Energy Cosmic Ray Sources Mapped Out for the First Time
quantamagazine.org

Possible new type of glacier just discovered on Mars
livescience.com

Huge Region of Europe Destroyed by Asteroid Impact in Planetary Defense Exercise
scitechdaily.com

NASA solar probe becomes fastest object ever built as it ‘touches the sun’
cnet.com

What the sound of your name says about you
bbc.com

Stars That Race through Space at Nearly the Speed of Light
scientificamerican.com

Why it’s nearly impossible to buy an original Bob Ross painting
thehustle.co

Do snakes have ears?
livescience.com