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Bacteria could help turn CO2 to rock under extreme conditions
newscientist.com • Without paywall

Who Really Killed Christina McNeil? Inside Her Father’s 26-Year Murder Case
esquire.com

The Genetic Secret of Giant Ocean Creatures Is Finally Revealed
sciencealert.com

Exclusive: Life Aboard a Nuclear Submarine as the US Responds to Threats Around the Globe
vanityfair.com

Video: How to Start a War With a Flash Drive [31:44]
youtube.com • (see also)

What, Exactly, Should You Eat? Inside the $190 Million Study Trying to Find the Answer
wsj.com

Romance In the White House: What George Washington Wrote To His Wife
lithub.com • (see also)

The text file that runs the internet
theverge.com

Indo-European languages: The debate over their origin and spread
knowablemagazine.org

NASA Puts Next-Gen Exoplanet-Imaging Technology to the Test
jpl.nasa.gov

Romans Stored Hallucinogenic Seeds in a Vial Made From an Animal Bone
smithsonianmag.com

The cruel Thames: the job of pulling bodies from a dark, dangerous river
theguardian.com

Daily gold nanocrystal drink promising as MS and Parkinson’s treatment
newatlas.com

Microsoft and OpenAI say hackers are using ChatGPT to improve cyberattacks
theverge.com

Amazon Sued Over Prime Video Ads: Class-Action Complaint Accuses Tech Giant of ‘Immoral, Unethical, Oppressive, Unscrupulous’ Conduct
variety.com

Scientists grow ‘meaty’ rice hybrid food for protein kick
bbc.com

Altermagnetism: A new type of magnetism, with broad implications for technology and research
phys.org

Siberia’s ‘road of bones’ … and those who survived it – in pictures
theguardian.com

Wherever a Dead Body Lies, The Exact Same Organisms Always Appear
sciencealert.com • (see also)

Life on Mars could have thrived near active volcanoes and an ancient mile-deep lake
space.com

Who Kissed First? Archaeology Has an Answer.
nytimes.com • (see also)

It’s Confirmed. A Major Atlantic Ocean Current Is Verging on Collapse.
sciencealert.com

Video: The Roman Colosseum: What It Was Like to Attend the Games [20:36]
youtube.com

The “love hormone” holds the key to better memory, according to new neuroscience research
psypost.org

Strange Object Described as Dracula’s Sandwich Could Represent a New Kind of Baby Star
sciencealert.com

Surreal Numbers Are a Real Thing. Here’s How to Make Them
scientificamerican.com

See What Charles Darwin Kept in His ‘Insanely Eclectic’ Personal Library, Revealed for the First Time
smithsonianmag.com

What We’ve Learned Through Sports Psychology Research
smithsonianmag.com

Video: How Boeing Lost Its Way [23:18]
youtube.com

How To Privatize a Mountain
inthesetimes.com

The Attempted Assassination of Charlie Chaplin
crimereads.com

Familiar scents can significantly aid individuals with depression in recalling specific autobiographical memories
neurosciencenews.com

A Man Has Died From Alaskapox. Here’s What We Know About the Virus
time.com

Why is free time still so elusive?
theconversation.com

A ‘Very Rare’ Kind of Space Rock Fell in Germany—and Scientists Recovered the Pieces
smithsonianmag.com

The City of Tomorrow Will Run on Your Toilet Water
wired.com

The Surprising Secrets of Ancient Egypt’s Sacred, Mummified Baboons
discovermagazine.com

200 cats, 200 dogs, one lab: the secrets of the pet food industry
theguardian.com

Researchers discover biological mechanism behind hearing loss caused by loud noises
english.elpais.com

What does dying feel like? A doctor explains what we know
sciencefocus.com

Einstein’s predictions mean rare ‘gravitational lasers’ could exist throughout the universe, new paper claims
livescience.com

Explainer: what is Volt Typhoon and why is it the ‘defining threat of our generation’?
theguardian.com

Just 137 crypto miners use 2.3% of total U.S. power
tomshardware.com

Amazing New Photos of Saturn’s Moons Have to Be Seen to Be Believed
sciencealert.com

How Two Irish Businessmen Almost Took Nigeria for $11 Billion
nytimes.com • Without paywall • See also

Strange wall of stones found beneath Baltic Sea may have helped humans hunt reindeer
science.org

Earth Isn’t Flat, But New Theory Suggests Jupiter Might Once Have Been
sciencealert.com

The unsettling scourge of obituary spam
theverge.com

His Best Friend Was a Warthog. It Decided to Kill Him.
texasmonthly.com

The First A.I.-Generated Art Dates Back to the 1970s
smithsonianmag.com

The Guy That Built His House in a Sports Stadium
messynessychic.com

Chernobyl’s mutant wolves appear to have developed resistance to cancer, study finds
news.sky.com • (see also)

Is Iceland entering a new volcanic era? Scientists think eruptions on the Reykjanes Peninsula could continue for decades or even centuries.
bbc.com

The Bird That Took a Human Mate
theatlantic.com • Without paywall

This Wall of Lava Lamps Helps Encrypt the Internet
atlasobscura.com

Scientists are “blown away” to find a 1,700-year-old Roman chicken egg still has its yolk inside
bbc.com

The surreal life of a professional bridesmaid
thehustle.co

Surprise Discovery Shows Blue Whales Have Been Mating With Another Species
sciencealert.com

Which came first: Black holes or galaxies?
phys.org

A star’s extreme outburst could be tormenting baby planets
space.com