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100 Years Ago, a Quantum Experiment Explained Why We Don’t Fall through Our Chairs
scientificamerican.com

Skyrmions – Tiny Magnetic Swirls – Used To Generate True Random Numbers
scitechdaily.com

New company run by former NASA leader aims to build robotic outpost near the Moon
theverge.com

‘I Survived an Avalanche in 1984. It Took Me Decades to Pick Up the Pieces.’
outsideonline.com

Buffalo Soldiers and the Bicycle Corps
daily.jstor.org

Astronomers Watch a Star Die and Then Explode as a Supernova
scitechdaily.com

What Happened After the Chicken-Pox Vaccine?
newyorker.com

Italian woman found dead seated at table in mummified state
theguardian.com

Mountain-Sized Rock Hidden Underneath Japan Could Be a Magnet For Megaquakes
sciencealert.com

Huge Sponges Are Eating an Extinct Arctic Ecosystem
wired.com

How to Want Less
theatlantic.com

110 years ago today workers in Manhattan discovered the remains of a curious pneumatic subway experiment
damninteresting.com

An Ancient Geometry Problem Falls to New Mathematical Techniques
quantamagazine.org

The quantum ‘boomerang’ effect has been seen for the first time
sciencenews.org

The Oldest Pub in Britain Is Closing Its Doors After 1,229 Years
foodandwine.com

New study reveals how the color of your shirt could attract mosquitoes
newatlas.com

Exposed documents reveal how the powerful clean up their digital past using a reputation laundering firm
restofworld.org

Inside the Strange World of the Meteorite Trade
lithub.com

Huge Discovery of 18,000 ‘Notepads’ Documents Daily Life in Ancient Egypt
sciencealert.com

At Last: New Synthetic Tooth Enamel Is Harder and Stronger Than the Real Thing
scitechdaily.com

Grace the 125-year-old turtle has outlasted bubonic plague, speeding cars, and ever-shrinking wetlands
thenarwhal.ca

Depression responds to transcranial magnetic stimulation treatment in studies
npr.org • (see also)

The Rise and Fall of Palcohol: The Boozy Powder That Terrified America
melmagazine.com

Researchers develop 3D human spinal cord implants for treating paralyzed patients
news-medical.net

The Tsunami Could Kill Thousands. Can They Build An Escape?
nytimes.com • (see also)

A Second Generation of Planets can Form Around a Dying Star
universetoday.com

The future of the pandemic is looking clearer as we learn more about infection
npr.org

13,000 Years Ago, a Firestorm Covered 10% of Earth’s Surface, Triggering an Ice Age
sciencealert.com

An IT worker from California has cracked the “Dickens Code”
theguardian.com • (see also)

New Damn Interesting article/episode by Zoë Randolph: Hunting For Kobyla
dam.mn

Inside the German lab cloning pigs for human heart transplants
france24.com

How Ernest Shackleton’s icy adventure was frozen in time
theguardian.com

Breaking the ice: one man’s epic journey from Togo to Greenland
theguardian.com

An astrophotographer spent 7 years photographing the Orion Constellation to create this zoomable 2.5 gigapixel image
spaceforeverybody.com

House Prices Surge in Neighborhood Predicted to Be Swallowed by the Sea
futurism.com

The deep seafloor is filled with entire branches of life yet to be discovered
livescience.com

1922: the year that made modernism
newstatesman.com

When Europe was flooded by the oceans
phys.org

Traders are selling themselves their own NFTs to drive up prices
engadget.com

Northern enclosure: Alaska’s one-house town, home to hundreds
cnn.com • Related video

Watch thousands of ‘vinegar eels’ swarm through a water droplet in amazing new video
livescience.com

Scientists discover lost range of ‘supermountains’ three times longer than the Himalayas
livescience.com

Chaos agent: A Soviet defector’s toxic relationship with Canada’s intelligence services
cbc.ca

Brain size found to have decreased in domesticated cats
phys.org

In 1889, a British newspaper asked women why they were ‘spinsters’
upworthy.com

Red poets’ society: the secret history of the Stasi’s book club for spies
theguardian.com

Earth’s water may have seeped up from its depths, as opposed to being delivered by impacts from outer space, according to a new study
vice.com

How a City Close to the Ukraine-Russia Border Has Been Shaped by War
newyorker.com

New forms of advertising raise questions about journalism integrity
theconversation.com

New Antarctic Expedition Aims to Locate Endurance—Ernest Shackleton’s Lost Ship
gizmodo.com

In too deep: the epic, doomed journey of Europe’s first narco-submarine
theguardian.com

The Falcon 9 may now be the safest rocket ever launched
arstechnica.com

The discovery of Egypt’s lost city
bbc.com

Scandal on a Wealthy Island: A Priest, a Murder and a Mystery
nytimes.com

Secrets of Early Animal Evolution Revealed by Chromosome ‘Tectonics’
quantamagazine.org

This week: ✈️ influencer pilots, 🐸 indefinite frog legs, 👁️ eye of the tetrachromat, and more!
damninteresting.com

Experience: ‘I survived a Nazi massacre’
theguardian.com

Hot Air Balloon Launch Riot!
daily.jstor.org • (see also)

Astronomers Find First-Ever Rogue Black Hole Adrift in the Milky Way
scientificamerican.com

Experts suggest US embassies were hit with high-power microwaves – here’s how the weapons work
theconversation.com