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Aboard the World’s First Hot-Air Balloon Restaurant
atlasobscura.com

Particle Physicists Puzzle Over a New Duality
quantamagazine.org

Here’s What Happens to Men Who Grow Beards, According to Science
inc.com • (see also)

Lake Mead: shrinking waters uncover buried secrets and grisly finds
theguardian.com

Why the Myth of the Miserable Lottery Winner Just Won’t Die
slate.com • (see also)

ESA Releases Plan to Plunge Spacecraft Into Venus’ Frightening Atmosphere
cnet.com • (see also)

She Faked Her Chimp’s Death. Then Things Went Apeshit
rollingstone.com

Planet 9 is Running out of Places to Hide
universetoday.com

Scientists discover “first of its kind” triple star system
axios.com

After 350 years, sea gives up lost jewels of Spanish shipwreck
theguardian.com

“She’s making history / working for victory.” The Women Mathematicians Who Joined the War Effort
lithub.com

James Webb Peers Into TRAPPIST-1, a Star System Full of Earth-Like Planets
newsweek.com

Earth Is Suddenly Spinning Faster. Why Our Planet Just Recorded Its Shortest Day Since Records Began
forbes.com

How to Simulate Walking on the Moon—Without Leaving the Planet
wired.com

First-of-Its-Kind Video Shows How Giant Squid Hunt Their Prey Deep in The Ocean
sciencealert.com

The forest of dilapidated mansions
bbc.com

Henrietta Leavitt and the Astronomical Cow Puzzle
science.thewire.in

The town with the cleanest air in the world
bbc.com

A Black Hole can Tear a Neutron Star Apart in Less Than 2 Seconds
universetoday.com

How Streaming Stars Pay the Price of Online Fame
nytimes.com

The Iberian civilisation that vanished
bbc.com

Scientists Find No Evidence That Depression Is Caused by “Chemical Imbalance” or Low Serotonin Levels
scitechdaily.com

Future cities: How the pandemic is driving us to build the metropolises of tomorrow
sciencefocus.com

Here’s why Joni Mitchell’s performance at the Newport Folk Festival is so incredible
npr.org

South Korea to Send Its First Mission to the Moon
smithsonianmag.com

Why We’re Hard-Wired to Remember Things that Scare Us
discovermagazine.com

Video: Self driving is here. But not like you thought. [13:28]
youtube.com

Breathtaking New Photos Show Jupiter’s Hypnotic Swirling Storms, And How Is This Real?
sciencealert.com

This week: 🪰Remote control flies, 🫖scientific tea sabotage, 🎮gaming decisiveness, and more!
damninteresting.com

‘Never seen anything like it’: Impeccably preserved Jurassic fish fossils found on UK farm
livescience.com

Like Bees of the Seas, These Crustaceans Pollinate Seaweed
nytimes.com

‘Voyager on steroids.’ Mission would probe mysterious region beyond our Solar System
science.org

Readying spacecraft to surf Venus’ atmosphere
esa.int

Video: Why Does Caffeine Exist? [10:41]
youtube.com

‘A Con Artist Scammed Me Out Of $92,000. Here Are The 8 Red Flags I Wish I’d Seen.’
huffpost.com

Visiting Canada’s $50 million 1980s ghost town
justinmcelroy.com • (see also)

Why Did Europeans Evolve Into Becoming Lactose Tolerant?
smithsonianmag.com

Copper nanowire spray could make existing surfaces antimicrobial
newatlas.com

How 3 Particles Left on D.B. Cooper’s Tie Could Finally Nail Down the Skyjacker’s Identity
popularmechanics.com

DeepMind has predicted the structure of almost every protein known to science
technologyreview.com

Is This the Best Semiconductor Ever Found?
spectrum.ieee.org

Life Not As We Know It: Probing the Nature of Dark Matter
thedebrief.org

The super-clocks that define what time it is
bbc.com

Video: Why a sausage can do what your gloves cannot [5:05]
youtube.com

Codebreakers Find ‘Sexts,’ Arctic Dispatches in 200-Year-Old Encrypted Newspaper Ads
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On this day in 1945 a B-25 bomber crashed into the Empire State Building
damninteresting.com

A Striking Satellite Image Shows a Major Greenland Meltdown
gizmodo.com

​​When the Surgeon Was an Uneducated Barber
nautil.us

Bicycle graveyards: why do so many bikes end up underwater?
theguardian.com

African fossils show ‘monster’ could have lived in Loch Ness
bbc.com

The human body has 37 trillion cells. If we can work out what they all do, the results could revolutionise healthcare
theconversation.com

Low-energy fluidic cells could shade and cool buildings dynamically
newatlas.com

Photos: Five Months of War in Ukraine
theatlantic.com

Ghost Bomber of the Monongahela: The B-25 Bomber That Vanished
popularmechanics.com • (see also)

The incredible plan for a 170-km-long skyscraper in the Saudi desert
newatlas.com

James Lovelock, creator of Gaia hypothesis, dies on 103rd birthday
theguardian.com • (see also)

The Civil War’s First Civilian Casualty Was an Elderly Widow From Virginia
smithsonianmag.com

Leaked: US power companies secretly spending millions to protect profits and fight clean energy
theguardian.com

Video: Inside The World’s First Undersea Roundabout [9:34]
youtube.com

Hidden Chaos Found to Lurk in Ecosystems
quantamagazine.org