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‘I just go into my head and enjoy it’: the people who can’t stop daydreaming
theguardian.com

The Origin of the 30,000-Year-Old Venus of Willendorf
discovermagazine.com

Photos: Devastating Monsoon Flooding in Pakistan
theatlantic.com

The Bizarre Mystery of the Only Armed Nuke America Ever Lost
vice.com • (see also)

Four Things We’ve Learned About NASA’s Planned Base Camp on the Moon
smithsonianmag.com

Video: This giant laser can simulate a planet’s core [10:03]
youtube.com

A New Study Confirms That Gravity has Remained Constant for the Entire age of the Universe
universetoday.com

Wave-riding generators promise the cheapest clean energy ever
newatlas.com

Is dopamine more than just a feel-good hormone?
advancedsciencenews.com

A Pair of Supermassive Black Holes Could Be Fated to Collide Within 3 Years
sciencealert.com

The Himalayas’ ancient earthquake-defying design
bbc.com

Vivid Images Capture A Stunning Shift in San Francisco’s Salty South Bay
atlasobscura.com

Webb inspects the heart of the Phantom Galaxy
esa.int

Bacteria’s Immune Sensors Reveal a Novel Way to Detect Viruses
quantamagazine.org

‘Man of the Hole’: Last of his tribe dies in Brazil
bbc.com

NASA calls off Artemis 1 moon rocket launch over engine cooling issue
space.com

What’s the real story behind James ‘Whitey’ Bulger’s violent murder?
theguardian.com

How Scientists Are Cleaning Up Rivers Using Grasses and Oysters
wired.com

Webb Has Snapped an Almost Perfect Einstein Ring In Distant Space
sciencealert.com

DART perfectly on track to smash into an asteroid
space.com

Dinosaur remains in Portuguese garden could be Europe’s largest ever find
theguardian.com

In a similar vein to the gods: Golden Blood
sciencemuseumgroup.org.uk

NASA moon rocket on track for launch despite lightning hits
apnews.com

Plumes of dust as India demolishes illegal skyscrapers
news.yahoo.com

Mucus Is So Handy That We Evolve It Over And Over Again, Finds Study
sciencealert.com • (see also)

‘Star factory’ at Milky Way’s heart seen for the first time
space.com

Heatwave in China is the most severe ever recorded in the world
newscientist.com

Rare, precious, smells like whale: hunting for ambergris in New Zealand
theguardian.com

The 50 Million-Year-Old Treasures of Fossil Lake
smithsonianmag.com

This week: 🧪not-so-forever chemicals, 🍅ketchup wars, 💻Janet Jackson the hacker, and more!
damninteresting.com

Was King Arthur a Real Person?
smithsonianmag.com • (see also)

This Smoke Could Make U.S. Troops Invisible
popularmechanics.com

‘Levitating’ nanoparticles could push the limits of quantum entanglement
nature.com

California bans new combustion car sales from 2035
newatlas.com

NASA Engineer Develops Tiny, High-Powered Laser to Find Water on the Moon
nasa.gov

Stinky sweat turns out to have a surprising health benefit
npr.org

Perseverance rover reveals rocks on Mars were repeatedly exposed to liquid water
chemistryworld.com

Italy’s drought exposes ancient imperial bridge over Tiber
news.yahoo.com

‘Look closely and there’s a tear in Armstrong’s eye’: the Apollo space missions as you’ve never seen them before
theguardian.com

Video: The Sneaky Ways Advertisers Get An Edge [21:06]
youtube.com

The Mystery Inside Monkeypox Vaccines
theatlantic.com

On this day in 1980 a strange device and a menacing letter mysteriously appeared in a Lake Tahoe casino
damninteresting.com

Lab-made mouse embryos grew brains and beating hearts, just like the real thing
livescience.com

MIT scientists have discovered a population of neurons that light up whenever we see images of food
news.mit.edu

Video: What Happens to a Family “When Glaciers Go” [16:55]
newyorker.com

How Deadly Bacteria Spread in a Similac Factory—and Caused the US Formula Shortage
bloomberg.com

The Edwardian Style Spy Photographer
messynessychic.com

Skeleton of an 82-foot-long dinosaur was found in a man’s backyard in Portugal. It could be the largest ever found in Europe.
cbsnews.com

The Civilizing of Laughter
thereader.mitpress.mit.edu • (see also)

When Private Equity Takes Over a Nursing Home
newyorker.com

Rare “Red Sprites” Seen From ESO’s La Silla Observatory in Chile
universetoday.com

30 years ago tonight, Sarajevo’s National Library was burned to the ground.
lithub.com

Big Mound on LSU Campus Is the Oldest Known Human-Made Structure in the Americas, Scientists Say
gizmodo.com

Keeping Time with Incense Clocks
daily.jstor.org

This company is about to grow new organs in a person for the first time
technologyreview.com • (see also)

Are We Ready for the Next Massive Volcano?
nautil.us

The Patterns, Routines, and Pervasive Fear of Daily Life in Prison
lithub.com

Old Problem About Algebraic Curves Falls to Young Mathematicians
quantamagazine.org

Hydrogen-powered trains enter passenger service in Germany
newatlas.com

Dad’s Ham Radio Hobby Leads to Daughter Calling Astronaut in Space
people.com