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Mexico to give away ‘El Chapo’ safehouse in lottery
thestar.com

Video: Boeing’s Fatal Flaw (full documentary) [53:18]
youtube.com

Mars Sample Return: Bringing home a piece of another planet
sciencefocus.com

56 Percent of Young People Think Humanity Is Doomed
vice.com

Video: Earth’s mysterious red glow, explained [4:21]
youtube.com

Here’s what we know about Egypt’s New and Yet Unnamed Futuristic Capital City
messynessychic.com

Michelin’s airless passenger car tires get their first public outing
newatlas.com • 15 years ago

Human Gut Bacteria Could Be Accumulating Our Medications Without Us Realizing
sciencealert.com

Video: The Strange Orbit of Earth’s Second Moon (plus The Planets) [7:07]
youtube.com

Butterflies released in Finland contained parasitic wasps – with more wasps inside
theguardian.com

On this day in 1979 two German families made a daring attempt to escape East Germany in a homemade hot air balloon
damninteresting.com

Physicists Just Accidentally Made a New Discovery About Black Holes
sciencealert.com

Bizarre pig-faced shark found dead in the Mediterranean Sea. Is it real?
livescience.com

Study finds astronaut blood mixed with Mars soil makes ultra-hard concrete
slashgear.com

Triple entanglement in silicon marks major quantum computer breakthrough
newatlas.com

The Journey to Define Dimension
quantamagazine.org

Rerun of supernova blast expected to appear in 2037
phys.org

How a ‘fatally, tragically flawed’ paradigm has derailed the science of obesity
statnews.com • (see also)

Gallery: Winners of Nikon’s 2021 Photomicrography Competition
nikonsmallworld.com

World’s Leading Geneticists Aim to Resurrect Woolly Mammoth
supercluster.com

On the Politics of Death
thereader.mitpress.mit.edu

The Polynesian ‘Prince’ Who Took 18th-Century England by Storm
smithsonianmag.com

Algebra: the maths working to solve the UK’s supply chain crisis
theguardian.com

Snooping Around Manhattan’s Abandoned Art Deco Bank
messynessychic.com

Color Conundrum: Scientists’ Search for the Blackest Black
discovermagazine.com

Revolt of the NYC Delivery Workers
theverge.com

Here’s what happens when two very different respiratory viruses infect the same cell
theconversation.com

Why did the Maya civilization collapse?
livescience.com

Louis Armstrong and the spy: how the CIA used him as a ‘trojan horse’ in Congo
theguardian.com

How Do Retroreflectors Give You Super Vision at Night?
wired.com

Video: Too Soon: Comedy After 9/11 [1:28:25]
youtube.com

Video: Why Gluggle Jugs Are So Weird [8:46]
youtube.com

Escaped zebras bamboozle Maryland officials: ‘They’re just too fast’
theguardian.com

Milkweed butterflies tear open caterpillars and drink them alive
livescience.com • (see also)

Math Helps Cargo Ships See Into the Future
popularmechanics.com

Artificial cells created that imitate basic functions of living cells
newatlas.com

What 9/11 Was Like For The Only American That Watched It From Space
thedrive.com

On this day in 1973 an ambitious 70s era cybernetic experiment was brought to an untimely end
damninteresting.com

Archived, synchronized video from various news stations as aired on September 11, 2001
911realtime.org

Cockroaches, staged wrestling and more lies: the peculiar murder trial of Robert Durst
theguardian.com

The history of boredom might surprise you
freethink.com

Machine writing is closer to literature’s history than you know
aeon.co

Spectacular valleys and cliffs hidden beneath the North Sea
livescience.com

‘Every message was copied to the police’: the inside story of the most daring surveillance sting in history
theguardian.com

Physicists Glimpse Signs of ‘Triangle Singularity’ in Unexpected First
sciencealert.com

The Cowboy and the King: Can a cowboy become the greatest polo player of all time?
medium.com

Protoplanetary Disks Throw Out More Material Than Gets Turned Into Planets
universetoday.com

Declassified documents show Australia assisted CIA in coup against Chile’s Salvador Allende
theguardian.com • (see also)

Rain Boots, Turning Tides, and the Search for a Missing Boy
wired.com

Video: The super bizarre quantum eraser experiment [7:55]
youtube.com

Experience: ‘a stranger secretly lived in my home’
theguardian.com

This week: 👍 Finger counting for dummies, 🍄 humongous fungus, 🍴 cockatoo cutlery, and more!
damninteresting.com

New Orleans’ billion-dollar levees survived Hurricane Ida. Can they handle what’s coming?
popsci.com

Details of rare bronze age coffin found in golf course pond revealed
theguardian.com

The Dark Asteroid Ryugu Finally Comes Into the Light
wired.com

The manager of Windows on the World survived 9/11, while 79 of his employees died. He’s still searching for permission to move on.
theatlantic.com

Quantum gas free fall experiment creates coldest temperature ever recorded
newatlas.com • (see also)

A Single Laser Fired Through a Keyhole Can Expose Everything Inside a Room
gizmodo.com

NASA is going to slam a spacecraft into an asteroid. Things might get pretty chaotic.
technologyreview.com

What Astronomers Thought Pluto Looked Like Before They Saw It Up Close
gizmodo.com