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Misleading vintage ads about the dietary benefits of sugar, 1950s-1960s
rarehistoricalphotos.com

NASA to Launch Craft to Unexplored Orbit for Moon Outpost
vice.com

Video: How Advertisers Convinced Us We Need Deodorant [10:19]
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Temple Restoration Reveals Vibrant Art of Vulture-Like Egyptian Goddesses
smithsonianmag.com

Russian Military Readies 60-Year-Old Tanks and Civilian Boats as War Drags On
vice.com

Why Boeing’s successful Starliner test is a big deal
vox.com

Were dinosaurs warm- or cold-blooded? Clues lie in their breath and bones
newatlas.com

Electrical Fashions
daily.jstor.org

How to Murder Your Husband writer found guilty of murdering husband
theguardian.com

Video: How to Not Kill an Extremely Rare Microbe [11:52]
youtube.com

Physicists Rewrite the Fundamental Law That Leads to Disorder
quantamagazine.org

NASA Hopes Its Tissue Box-Sized Satellite Can Set a New Laser Speed Record
gizmodo.com

Your Brain Operates at the Edge of Chaos. Why That’s Actually a Good Thing
cnet.com

Ukraine-born American Artist Boris Artzybasheff’s Anti-Nazi Illustrations
flashbak.com

Were It Not for Cosmic Good Fortune, We Wouldn’t Be Here
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Made to measure: why we can’t stop quantifying our lives
theguardian.com

The dark secret behind those cute AI-generated animal images
technologyreview.com

The Living Newspaper Speaks
daily.jstor.org

NASA Moves Ahead With Wild Solar Sail Concept
gizmodo.com

Why Did the U.S. Government Amass More Than a Billion Pounds of Cheese?
atlasobscura.com

The Wow! alien signal may have come from the constellation Sagittarius
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How the internet gets people to plagiarize each other
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‘He’s sabotaged his entire life for greed’: the $86m rise and fall of Inigo Philbrick
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Kelp Is Weirdly Great at Sucking Carbon Out of the Sky
theatlantic.com

Researchers Made Ultracold Quantum Bubbles on the Space Station
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Weird Quantum State of Matter Observed for the First Time
scitechdaily.com

An Object 90 Miles Wide May Have Struck Jupiter’s Planet-Sized Moon Ganymede Say Scientists
forbes.com

On this day in 1940 the Crypt of Civilization was sealed, not to be opened for 6,177 years
damninteresting.com

Video: Inside the Completely Legal Business of Selling Body Parts [25:22]
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Hubble Space Telescope spots streams of star formation flowing between galaxies
space.com

The Real Story of Pinocchio Tells No Lies
smithsonianmag.com

It’s 10 PM. Do You Know Where Your Cat Is?
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An Interview with the Hangman’s Wife
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Ukraine Is Using Quiet Electric Bikes to Haul Anti-Tank Weapons
vice.com

The Mouse That Squeaked Its Way Into Scientific History
smithsonianmag.com

New photo reveals a NASA spacecraft cloaked in Martian dust
arstechnica.com

Diamond mirror withstands lasers powerful enough to burn through steel
newatlas.com

Nuclear isomers were discovered 100 years ago, and physicists are still unraveling their mysteries
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The faces from China’s Uyghur detention camps
bbc.co.uk

The Big Fat Lie of the Fat-Free Food Movement
melmagazine.com

Incredible New Views of the Sun – As You’ve Never Seen It Before
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Aeroplanes are incredibly polluting, but could we ever live completely without them?
bbc.com

Open Source Intelligence May Be Changing Old-School War
wired.com

NASA has early plans to send astronauts to Mars for 30 days
space.com • (see also)

Watch these ‘skydiving’ salamanders that parachute out of California redwood trees
sfchronicle.com

The rise of the Strangler
bostonglobe.com

Hubble captures a peculiar pair of spiral galaxies
phys.org

The Surprisingly Sophisticated Mind Of An Insect
noemamag.com

‘Nazi or KGB agent? My search for my grandfather’s hidden past’
theguardian.com • (see also)

Quantum computing just might save the planet
mckinsey.com • (see also)

MIT Scientists Unveil a Secret of Stronger Metals
scitechdaily.com

Gene-edited tomato offers new plant-based source of vitamin D
newscientist.com

Guy Fieri, Elder Statesman of Flavortown
nytimes.com

Video: Why are there no bridges in East London? [13:16]
youtube.com

Photos: Sandstorms Sweep Across Parts of the Middle East
theatlantic.com

Vintage computer ads that show how far we’ve progressed, 1970-1990
rarehistoricalphotos.com

A computer cooling breakthrough uses a common material to boost power 740 percent
interestingengineering.com

The Math Prodigy Whose Hack Upended DeFi Won’t Give Back His Millions
bloomberg.com

What did ancient Egypt’s pharaohs stash inside the pyramids?
livescience.com

A Ukrainian soldier uploaded all his photos of Azovstal before he was captured. Here they are
theguardian.com