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This Elephant Taught Herself to Peel Bananas
nytimes.com

How Bad Is Alcohol, Really?
thewalrus.ca

Revealed: the terrorist hired by the CIA to catch Carlos the Jackal
theguardian.com

Construction of new Antarctic facility races against coming of winter
newatlas.com

The Covert Mission to Solve a Mexican Journalist’s Murder
newyorker.com

The hottest new climate technology is bricks
technologyreview.com

We’re one step closer to reading an octopus’s mind
arstechnica.com

The Electron Is So Round That It’s Ruling Out New Particles
quantamagazine.org

World’s largest pyramids: exploring the monumental wonders of ancient times
zmescience.com

Why will it take Europe’s JUICE spacecraft 8 years to get to Jupiter?
space.com

Webb Reveals Never-Before-Seen Details in Cassiopeia A
nasa.gov

Why do websites have so many pop-ups?
theverge.com

Forget the Habitable Zone – We Need to Find the Computational Zone
universetoday.com

The Real-World Costs of the Digital Race for Bitcoin
nytimes.com

Video: Stunning images of galaxies, stars captured by NASA’s Webb telescope [12:47]
youtube.com

Stem Cell ‘Junk Yards’ Reveal a New Clue About Aging
wired.com

Why don’t hurricanes form at the equator?
livescience.com

‘This is where people with staggering wealth end up’: who will buy Britain’s most expensive house?
theguardian.com

Video: Why Lego won [8:56]
youtube.com

Hackers Are Stealing Cars by Injecting Code Into Headlight Wiring
thedrive.com

Black hole is soaring between galaxies, leaving stars in its wake
arstechnica.com

Giant Study Pinpoints Specific Gut Bacteria Linked to Alzheimer’s
sciencealert.com

What is freezer burn, and should you still eat the food?
sciencefocus.com

This week: 🏠Crowdsourced landlords, 🎨Picasso the anarchist, 🌿screaming plants, and more!
damninteresting.com

This is what it looks like to be colorblind
theverge.com

‘I Study Corpses in ‘Body Farms’ for a Living’
vice.com • (see also)

What Research Says About the Lead-Crime Hypothesis
discovermagazine.com • (see also)

You’ll Need a Microscope to See These Miniature Masterpieces
smithsonianmag.com

The City That Fell Off a Cliff
publicdomainreview.org

Absolute Zero Is Attainable? Scientists Have Found a Quantum Formulation for the Third Law of Thermodynamics
scitechdaily.com • (see also)

Crazy ants’ strange genomes are a biological first
nature.com

Sun’s fiery surface revealed in amazing composite of 90,000 images
livescience.com

‘Spreading faster than ever’: Bangladesh’s tea pickers have world’s highest rate of leprosy
theguardian.com

Video: Surprising Ways Sounds Are Made For Movies, TV Shows, [1:22:35]
youtube.com

Scientists Find ‘Mountains’, Widespread Structures Near Earth’s Core
vice.com

James Webb telescope discovers the 4 oldest galaxies in the universe, born just 300 million years after the Big Bang
livescience.com

On this day in 1994 an unannounced deadhead disrupted a FedEx flight
damninteresting.com

New Side Effect of COVID-19 Discovered: “Face Blindness”
scitechdaily.com

Magnets wipe memories from meteorites, erasing billion-year-old data
science.org

Metro Detroit man uncovers one of the largest, most valuable comic book collections in the country
cbsnews.com

A Shipwrecked Sailor’s Guide to Castaway Depots
messynessychic.com

Physicists Discover that Gravity Can Create Light
universetoday.com

Astronomers spot black hole quasars colliding in the early Universe
skyatnightmagazine.com

The Gambler Who Beat Roulette
bloomberg.com

Synthetic embryos have been implanted into monkey wombs
technologyreview.com

Your Used Car May Soon Come With Subscription Fees
wired.com

Spacecraft will explore habitability of Jupiter’s ocean moons
science.org

Exploring the Dark Matters of Physics: Large Hadron Collider Enters Uncharted Territory
scitechdaily.com

Special Report: Tesla workers shared sensitive images recorded by customer cars
reuters.com

NASA: Uranus has “never looked better” in spectacular Webb Telescope image
arstechnica.com

Airline passengers could be in for a rougher ride, thanks to climate change
npr.org

Scientists Find Earliest Direct Evidence of People Doing Drugs in Europe
vice.com

The I.R.A., the Brits, and a Bomb That Shook the Nations
newyorker.com

These Jellyfish Are Basically Immortal. Do They Hold the Key to Human Longevity?
popularmechanics.com

“I was listening carefully – and I am really picky – and I didn’t have anything I would prefer even slightly changed” –James Kremer
damninteresting.com

Previously unknown isotope of uranium discovered
phys.org

Amyloidosis: Beyond Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s
knowablemagazine.org

If It’s Advertised to You Online, You Probably Shouldn’t Buy It. Here’s Why.
nytimes.com

New Zealand Spaceplane Performs First Rocket-Powered Flight, Achieving Major Milestone
gizmodo.com

How Pink Floyd inspired research into medieval monks and volcanology
arstechnica.com