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Harvard and MIT Scientists Warn That James Webb Data May Not Be What It Seems
futurism.com

Earth’s First Continents Sank Into The Planet Before Rising Up Again
sciencealert.com

When Fossils Are Accidentally Dug Up, the Job Site Becomes a Science Lab
nytimes.com

A drug that can kill antibiotic-resistant bacteria could stave off the coming superbug crisis
salon.com

Researcher helps identify new evidence for habitability in ocean of Saturn’s moon Enceladus
phys.org

Vintage photos of female samurai warriors posing with their katana swords, 1850-1900
rarehistoricalphotos.com

The Earth’s Newest Secret: Fundamental Changes to What We Know About How Volcanoes Work
scitechdaily.com

Decades before John F. Kennedy, another president’s death was shrouded in mystery
salon.com • (see also)

Swiss Government Scientist Says We May Be on the Brink of Discovering Alien Life
futurism.com

This Acrobatic Hunting Trick Is Straight Out of the Spider-Verse
nytimes.com

China’s Yutu 2 rover is still alive on the moon’s far side
space.com

Inside the $100 Billion Mission to Modernize America’s Aging Nuclear Missiles
time.com

‘We Found a Secret Chevy Corvette EV Prototype Made by Motorola in the 1990s’
thedrive.com

‘Aural tattoos’: sperm whales use sounds to signal social identity, say scientists
theguardian.com • (see also)

Could steam-powered cars decrease the CO2 in the atmosphere?
salon.com • (see also)

Why can’t marine animals survive in fresh water?
sciencefocus.com

The Real History Behind ‘The Woman King’
smithsonianmag.com

The Lady Who Might Have Been Queen of England
daily.jstor.org

How the Trapper Keeper Shaped a Generation of Writers
lithub.com

‘They will get you in a headlock’: Australians warned off pet kangaroos after second death in 100 years
theguardian.com

How Mathematical Curves Power Cryptography
quantamagazine.org

A new way to Discover Planets? Astronomers Detect an Exoplanet by Seeing its Trojan Belts
universetoday.com

Why should we trust science? Because it doesn’t trust itself
theconversation.com

To Understand Brain Disorders, Consider the Astrocyte
wired.com

Astronauts could use Mars soil for 3D-printing on the Red Planet
space.com

Video: The Untold Origins of the Black & Blind Musician [7:29]
youtube.com

Meet the Men Paying Six Figures to Get Taller—by Having Their Legs Broken
gq.com

Would You Be Okay Getting a Doctorless Surgery?
theatlantic.com

“Relatively low cost” plan would cool the Earth’s poles by 2 °C
newatlas.com

Mars Is Mighty in First Webb Observations of Red Planet
blogs.nasa.gov

Perseverance: Nasa Mars rover collects ‘amazing’ rock samples
bbc.com

The Pentagon has ordered a review of US psyops on social media
theverge.com

Scientists fire up the most powerful laser in the US
newatlas.com

China Wanted GE’s Secrets, But Then Their Spy Got Caught
bloomberg.com • (see also)

The Queen’s funeral in pictures – BBC News
bbc.com

Scientists try to teach robot to laugh at the right time
theguardian.com • (see also)

Have AI image generators assimilated your art? New tool lets you check
arstechnica.com

Food Delivery Robot Casually Drives Under Police Tape, Through Active Crime Scene
vice.com

Humans evolved with their microbiomes – like genes, your gut microbes pass from one generation to the next
theconversation.com

NASA’s DART Deploys Camera Probe Ahead of Asteroid Impact
gizmodo.com

Saturn’s rings could be remains of moon that strayed too close, say scientists
theguardian.com

Scientists Discover 380 Million-Year-Old Heart, Stunningly Preserved
cnet.com

Video: Joining a scam call center (virtually) [18:11]
youtube.com

Brochs: The mysterious circular symbols of Scotland
bbc.com

Fascinating Study Gives a Unique Glimpse Into How Dogs See The World
sciencealert.com

How the gold in medieval artwork turned purple
physicstoday.scitation.org

The Lost Art of Conversation (1899)
saturdayeveningpost.com

Google and Oxford Scientists Publish Paper Claiming AI Will “Likely” Annihilate Humankind
futurism.com

Early-medieval woman was buried with a rare item: a metal folding chair
livescience.com

Video: The Dumbest Way To Solve A Maze [15:02]
youtube.com

“Brick toaster” aims to cut global CO2 output by 15% in 15 years. Seriously.
newatlas.com

US hid fears of radiation in Moscow embassy in 70s from staff, documents reveal
theguardian.com

In the Great Lakes, the Pandemic Disrupted Sea Lamprey Control
undark.org

Why anti-fluoride conspiracy theories have persisted for over 70 years
salon.com

A dramatic image of a comet being torn apart wins Astronomy Photographer of the Year 2022
sciencefocus.com

Why Smarter People Might Be More Prone to Irrational Biases
lithub.com

AI Algorithm Foresees Chaotic Tipping Points
quantamagazine.org

China Discovers Stunning Crystal on the Moon
vice.com

100 Years Ago in Photos: A Look Back at 1922
theatlantic.com

Video: NASA Mars video shows planet in incredible detail [3:19]
digitaltrends.com