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Barbie movie gets Vietnam ban over South China Sea map
bbc.com

Mars has liquid guts and strange insides, InSight suggests
arstechnica.com

Video: How can you legally fly a plane designed in 1910? [7:15]
youtube.com

Video: Why did Megalodon go extinct? [5:24]
youtube.com

New image-based cellular profiling tool peers deeply into metabolic biology
phys.org

Greece boat disaster: Survivors blame Greek coastguard for tragedy
bbc.com

A Rubik’s Cube, Thick Socks and Giddy Anticipation: The Last Hours of the Titan
nytimes.com

Europe’s venerable Ariane 5 rocket faces a bittersweet ending on Tuesday
arstechnica.com

The Man Who Opened a Store Selling Heroin and Cocaine Has Died From an Overdose
vice.com

What Happens If a Tiny Insect Goes Extinct? Should We Even Care?
discovermagazine.com

London Super Sewer gets underground flower garden
bbc.com

Before They Were Cliches: On the Origins of 8 Worn Out Idioms
lithub.com

Mystery of Holocaust escape girls solved after 84 years
bbc.com

Why Saturn’s moons have remained hidden from view
bbc.com

Image captured by Mars rover shows a mysterious ‘doughnut’ on the planet’s surface
cnn.com

Weather satellite captures lightning spectacle across Earth
bbc.com

Fastest steam-powered motorcycle in history tears up the 1/8th mile
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NASA’s Mars Ingenuity chopper ‘phones home’ after 63 days of dead silence
interestingengineering.com

Gizmodo and Kotaku Staff Furious After Owner Announces Move to AI Content
futurism.com

Explore Animated Models, Digitized Sketches and More in Leonardo da Vinci’s Largest-Ever Online Retrospective
smithsonianmag.com

A grieving whale and airborne elephants: Environmental Photography award winners
theguardian.com

How a Parisian Death Mask Became the Face of CPR Dolls Everywhere
discovermagazine.com

World’s 1st ‘tooth regrowth’ medicine moves toward clinical trials in Japan
mainichi.jp

Siberian cave filled with mammoth, rhino and bear bones is ancient hyena lair
livescience.com

NASA’s Webb Identifies the Earliest Strands of the Cosmic Web
webbtelescope.org

Transgenic soybeans could replace pork, by producing pig proteins
newatlas.com

Video: Space filling curves filling with water [12:06]
youtube.com

Can you trust a Harvard dishonesty researcher?
vox.com

Saturn’s Rings Shine in Webb’s Observations of Ringed Planet
blogs.nasa.gov

2,200 Forgotten Vintage Computers Are Being Liberated From a Barn in Massachusetts
vice.com

“Groundbreaking” Findings – Previously Unknown Process Could Be Responsible for 12% of Earth’s Total Oxygen Production
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NASA Wants to Mine Resources From the Moon by 2032
gizmodo.com

Who killed Google Reader?
theverge.com

The Tragic Downfall of National Geographic
jjpryor.substack.com

860 Million-Year-Old Quasar Had Already Amassed 1.4 Billion Times the Mass of the Sun
universetoday.com

Our galaxy seen through a new lens: neutrinos detected by IceCube
icecube.wisc.edu

Today is the last chance to answer our short 2023 curated links survey!
docs.google.com

A Direct Image of a Planet That’s Just Like Jupiter, Only Younger
universetoday.com

These organisms have a natural gene-editing system that could be more useful than CRISPR
popsci.com

Stunning Roman mausoleum uncovered in central London
zmescience.com

“It’s Tight Like That”
daily.jstor.org

Extremely Rare Box Jellyfish Caught on Camera
mossandfog.com

Why does the quantum world behave in that strange, spooky way? Here’s our simple, four-step explanation (no magic needed)
aeon.co

Songbird study shows one-hit wonder must change his tune to attract a mate
phys.org

This Australian duck says ‘You bloody fool’ and imitates other wacky sounds
zmescience.com

What Can We Do with Moon Dust?
nautil.us

Video: Power LED Attack [12:04]
youtube.com

A space odyssey in 16 pictures: Astronomy Photographer of the Year 2023 shortlist announced
sciencefocus.com

A couple’s quixotic quest to save their drowning island
theguardian.com

What Is the Kiki/Bouba Effect? Test Your Knowledge.
nytimes.com

How geologists study volcanoes through myths, legends, and other unconventional data
zmescience.com

Meltwater is hydro-fracking Greenland’s ice sheet through millions of hairline cracks
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Video: How flight attendants changed the airline industry [11:05]
youtube.com

The real story behind the Atlantic’s record-breaking seaweed blobs
bbc.com

Disinformation generated by AI may be more convincing than disinformation written by humans, a new study suggests
technologyreview.com

Male-hunter, female-gatherer paradigm is false
cosmosmagazine.com

Octopus may experience REM sleep, and dream, much like we do
newatlas.com

Harvard Scientist Trawling Ocean Floor for Possible Alien Spacecraft
futurism.com

Bridge collapses, road repairs, evacuations: How transportation agencies plan for large-scale traffic disruptions
theconversation.com

Cosmological models are built on a simple, century-old idea – but new observations demand a radical rethink
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