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This week: 🍞Wheat on wheat, 🩸un-hypertension, 🏖️beach freedom, and more!
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Matching Outfits for All: Unveiling the Unisex Fashion Craze of the Early 1970s
rarehistoricalphotos.com

‘I couldn’t do chores or hold the baby – even the doctors were fed up with me: my life with chronic pain’
theguardian.com

Molecule patches leaks in blood-brain barrier to prevent MS or Alzheimer’s
newatlas.com

Earthquakes seem more intense after cosmic ray strikes. Scientists say this is why.
space.com

The Rise and Fall of the Mpemba Effect
skepticalinquirer.org

Go Ahead, Try to Explain Milk
theatlantic.com

Why did the Titanic-visiting submarine implode? When recklessness meets physics
zmescience.com

Scientists successfully unfroze rat organs and transplanted them — a ‘historic’ step that could someday transform transplant medicine
statnews.com

Europe Is About to Launch a Dark Matter-Hunting Spacecraft
futurism.com

“Essential for Life” Amino Acid Found in Interstellar Space, Increasing Chances Extraterrestrial Life is Common
thedebrief.org

New NASA Video Depicts Emission and Movement of Carbon Dioxide All Around the Earth
weather.com

Reality Is Your Brain’s Best Guess
nautil.us • (see also)

The Trillion-Gallon Question: What if California’s Dams Fail?
nytimes.com

Parker Solar Probe Makes a Surprising Discovery About the Source of the Geminid Meteor Shower
universetoday.com

Exoplanet may reveal secrets about the edge of habitability
news.cornell.edu

How Audrey Clare Farley Rewrote the Story of the Genain Quadruplets
lithub.com

All Aboard the Doomed Art Deco Floating Palace
messynessychic.com • (see also)

Titan sub debris field: Parts of missing sub’s cover found, expert says
bbc.com

Why even plastic surgery can’t hide you from facial recognition
wellcomecollection.org

People on Drugs Like Ozempic Say Their ‘Food Noise’ Has Disappeared
nytimes.com

Video: ‘I Was Hunted By A Bloodhound’ [27:36]
youtube.com

Wings of desire: The winners of the 2023 Audubon Photo Awards
newatlas.com

Ingenious NASA Scheme Aims to Provide Solar Power to Moon’s Shaded Regions
gizmodo.com

Female zebrafish shown to be able to choose which sperm to use to fertilize their eggs
phys.org

Scientists Are Hunting for Alien Objects in the Ocean, And They’ve Just Found Something
vice.com

How do surveillance planes spot ocean submersibles?
bbc.com

Will Time Ever Stop: Could There Be an End to the Future?
discovermagazine.com

The U.S. Population Is Older Than It Has Ever Been
nytimes.com

What “rewilding” means—and what’s missing from this new movement
technologyreview.com

Humans have changed the Earth’s axis — and our GPS and satellite navigation systems need it to work
salon.com

Monarchs’ white spots shown to aid migration
phys.org

The Amazon River in the Sky
nautil.us

US approves chicken made from cultivated cells, the nation’s first ‘lab-grown’ meat
apnews.com

Oldest Known Neanderthal Engravings Were Sealed in a Cave for 57,000 Years
smithsonianmag.com

Africa’s Richest City Is Crumbling Under Chaos and Corruption
bloomberg.com

A former passenger details what it’s like inside the missing Titan submersible
npr.org

Archaeologists unearth 4,000-year-old ‘Stonehenge of the Netherlands’
theguardian.com

The SAT Problem That Everybody Got Wrong
scientificamerican.com

Why didn’t the infant universe collapse into a black hole?
space.com

Video: How the U.S. Stole Sequoya [18:46]
youtube.com • (see also)

Why platinum photography is interesting
whyisthisinteresting.substack.com

‘Pink Floyd, The Wizard of Oz, and Me’
nytimes.com

Queen City: remembering the black neighbourhood erased for the Pentagon
theguardian.com

The Titanic and Edmund Fitzgerald are both considered gravesites. Why only one is off limits
cbc.ca

Codebreakers Hope to Use AI to Unearth History’s Secrets
archive.is • (see also)

Parrots Are Taking Over the World
scientificamerican.com

World’s first saliva pregnancy test goes on sale
newatlas.com

Video: How To Get Venom From The World’s Deadliest Spider [9:00]
youtube.com

How the Brain Protects Itself From Blood-Borne Threats
quantamagazine.org

First-of-its-kind noninvasive CRISPR method knocks out anxiety gene
newatlas.com

They were looking for fossils at Penn Dixie. What they found has shocked the paleontology world
buffalonews.com • (see also)

New Study Reveals How a Common Laxative Improves Cognitive Function and Memory
scitechdaily.com

How the ‘end of history’ illusion shapes your life choices
bbc.com

Astronomers Find a White Dwarf Pulsar
universetoday.com

Scientists Discover a Weird Material Made of Subatomic Particles
sciencealert.com

Scientists Believe Webb Telescope Is Powerful Enough to Detect Alien Life
extremetech.com

Mysterious spiral signals in the human brain could be key to our cognition
livescience.com

The expansion of the universe could be a mirage, new theoretical study suggests
livescience.com

How an 1800s Midwife Solved a Poisonous Mystery
smithsonianmag.com