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Monkeys making stone flakes provoke questions about early humans
npr.org

Preserved Sunken Ship Found in Shipwreck Alley After 120 Years
discovermagazine.com

An Abandoned American Hostage Finally Makes It Home
newyorker.com

Scientists Call For A Space “High Seas” Treaty
popularmechanics.com

A Helicopter is Going to Titan. Could an Airplane be Next?
universetoday.com

Scientists Are Trying to Figure Out How Animals Follow a Scent to Its Source
smithsonianmag.com

NASA tracks a newly discovered asteroid that has a ‘small chance’ of hitting Earth in 2046
cnn.com

The Assumptions Doctors Make
newyorker.com

Italy’s impressive subterranean civilisation
bbc.com

A runaway black hole has been spotted fleeing a distant galaxy
sciencenews.org

Traute Lafrenz, the last of the White Rose anti-Nazi resistance, dies aged 103
theguardian.com

Scientists use optical tweezers to play world’s smallest game of catch with individual atoms
livescience.com

Unlocking secrets of the honeybee dance language
theconversation.com

Inside the mind of criminals: How to brazenly steal $100 billion from Medicare and Medicaid
cnbc.com

What Nuclear War Means for the Ocean
nautil.us

Room-Temperature Superconductor Discovery Meets With Resistance
quantamagazine.org

1st complete map of an insect’s brain contains 3,016 neurons
livescience.com

On the Trail of the Fentanyl King
wired.com

How light pollution disrupts plants’ senses
bbc.com

Could a Ming dynasty Buddha found near an Australian beach rewrite history?
theguardian.com

3,000-Year-Old Greek Olive Tree in Greece Still Grows Olives
mymodernmet.com

Scientists create mice with two fathers after making eggs from male cells
theguardian.com

Australia’s massive wildfires shredded the ozone layer — now scientists know why
nature.com

Nanotechnology paint provides brilliant colour that doesn’t fade
newscientist.com

Should Not Exist: Baby Star Found in Close Proximity to Milky Way’s Black Hole
scitechdaily.com

A City Suddenly Erased: Photos From Turkey, After the Quake
esquire.com

Radio Telescope Spots Tons of Water in Distant Protoplanetary Disc
gizmodo.com

On this day in 1974 the second world war finally ended for Hiroo Onoda
damninteresting.com

He Was Sweating Uncontrollably. Was It Male Menopause?
nytimes.com

Weird Lifeform From 500 Million Years Ago Wasn’t an Animal at All
sciencealert.com • (see also)

What Plants Are Saying About Us
nautil.us

To Save Physics, Experts Suggest We Need to Assume The Future Can Affect The Past
sciencealert.com

The Alarming Rise of India’s Pay-to-Breathe Industry
wired.com

Where is the center of the universe (or is there even one)?
zmescience.com

How Americans went from record savings to record credit card debt in two years
npr.org

Elementary schoolers prove EpiPens become toxic in space — something NASA never knew
livescience.com

Distant star TOI-700 has two potentially habitable planets orbiting it – making it an excellent candidate in the search for life
theconversation.com

How China takes extreme measures to keep teens off TikTok
technologyreview.com

Growing up as a Black girl from Pyongyang
gal-dem.com

Scientists discover enzyme that can turn air into energy, unlocking potential new energy source
livescience.com

A Room-Temperature Superconductor Discovery Aims to Overcome Resistance
nytimes.com

Video: The Leaning Tower of New York City [11:20]
youtube.com

The US Air Force Is Moving Fast on AI-Piloted Fighter Jets
wired.com

New ‘camera’ with shutter speed of 1 trillionth of a second sees through dynamic disorder of atoms
phys.org • (see also)

100 Million Years Unveiled: The Most Detailed Model of Earth’s Surface Ever
scitechdaily.com

The Neutron Star That Thinks It’s a Black Hole
universetoday.com

The privacy loophole in your doorbell
politico.com

The Hollywood sign at 100: how a hillside ad became an enduring monument
theguardian.com

The Real Way A Fictional Planet Could End All Life On Earth
forbes.com

The FBI Tested Facial Recognition Software on Americans for Years, New Documents Show
gizmodo.com

A Sobering Shot: Drunk Mice Sober Up After a Hormone Shot
neurosciencenews.com

Scientists have revived a ‘zombie’ virus that spent 48,500 years in permafrost
cnn.com

Legend may be true as Roman shrine found under Leicester Cathedral
news.yahoo.com

The Fish That Ate Our Ancestors
discovermagazine.com

15-Year-Old NASA Probe Back in Action After Systems Reset
gizmodo.com

This geothermal startup showed its wells can be used like a giant underground battery
technologyreview.com

Black Holes Will Destroy All Quantum States, Researchers Argue
quantamagazine.org

Inside Greenland’s Misunderstood Winter Delicacy
atlasobscura.com

Children of same-sex couples fare at least as well as in other families
theguardian.com

Microscopic chalk discs in oceans play a key role in Earth’s carbon cycle by propagating viruses
phys.org