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How Airlines Are Defending Dormant 737 MAX Jets From The Ravages Of Corrosion, Insects And Time
forbes.com

Primodos: The scandal, the timeline, the devastating stories
news.sky.com

Researchers Find Proteins That Might Restore Damaged Sound-Detecting Cells in The Ear
hopkinsmedicine.org

It’s raining plastic: microscopic fibers fall from the sky in Rocky Mountains
theguardian.com

Left-handed, left-footed, left-kissing?
dw.com

His dentures disappeared after surgery. Eight days later, doctors pulled them from his throat.
washingtonpost.com

The revival of a second Greek language
bbc.com

Arctic permafrost is thawing fast. That affects us all.
nationalgeographic.com

A Century Later: The Treaty Of Versailles And Its Rejection Of Racial Equality
npr.org

The True Story of Wild Rice, North America’s Most Misunderstood Grain
saveur.com

The women who tasted Hitler’s food
bbc.com

The Anthropocene Is a Joke
theatlantic.com

Ebola drugs show ‘90% survival rate’ in breakthrough trial
bbc.com • More info

Astronomers spot a roughly 4-meter ‘churrymoon’ orbiting Comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko
esa.int

Charles Babbage’s Inventions Revolutionized Computing and the World
interestingengineering.com

Hidden Secrets Revealed by Glitch in Neutron Star
scitechdaily.com

Before He Was a Rocket Engineer for Nazi Germany, Von Braun Was a Student Experimenting on Mice
space.com

The five: chimeras created by science
theguardian.com • (see also)

Undercover sting takes down international endangered turtle smuggler
qz.com • (see also)

Supercomputer creates millions of virtual universes
engadget.com • (see also)

Our Galaxy’s Supermassive Black Hole Has Emitted a Mysteriously Bright Flare
sciencealert.com

This 1969 Music Fest Has Been Called ‘Black Woodstock.’ Why Doesn’t Anyone Remember?
rollingstone.com

A planetary telescope would use Earth’s atmosphere as a giant lens
technologyreview.com

The last magnetic pole flip saw 22,000 years of weirdness
arstechnica.com

Hackers Can Turn Everyday Speakers Into Acoustic Cyberweapons
wired.com

Can You Laugh to Death?
gizmodo.com • (see also)

The banana is one step closer to disappearing
nationalgeographic.com • (see also)

Church Rock, America’s Forgotten Nuclear Disaster, Is Still Poisoning Navajo Lands 40 Years Later
vice.com

Survivors recount Nazi massacre at Sant’Anna di Stazzema
dw.com

The journalist who exposed the Jeffrey Epsteins of Victorian London
theconversation.com

Mass shooters seek notoriety, and the media provide it. Is there another way?
latimes.com

‘I Lost My Identity to a Fraudster, and It Took Six Years to Clean Up the Mess’
bloomberg.com

The Great Land Robbery
theatlantic.com

Inside the search for Amelia Earhart’s airplane
nationalgeographic.com

What It’s Like to Slowly Go Blind
melmagazine.com • (see also)

An attempted heist at Coinbase was scary good, even though it failed
technologyreview.com

Human microbiome churns out thousands of tiny novel proteins
med.stanford.edu

Lake Titicaca’s 150-year Old Steamship That Runs on Dung
amusingplanet.com

Unexpected fractal behavior gives us clues about the early universe and the arrow of time
quantamagazine.org

Get to Know Maxwell’s Equations—You’re Using Them Right Now
wired.com

The Swaying Power Of Scented Spaces Isn’t Always Right Under Our Nose
npr.org • (see also)

Video: The World War of the Ants
youtube.com

Are We Living in a Computer Simulation? Let’s Not Find Out
nytimes.com

Acres of saltwater pools in the desert are growing an algae food revolution
massivesci.com

The Dispute at the Heart of Cosmology
theatlantic.com

New SETI Project Will Practice Looking for Alien Life Near Deep-Sea Vents on Earth
blogs.discovermagazine.com

Chinese karaoke lover suffers collapsed lung after straining to reach the high notes
scmp.com

Why These Praying Mantises Are Wearing Itty-Bitty 3D Glasses
wired.com

Road to the Future: A Century of Weird, Wonderful Concept Cars
bloomberg.com • (see also)

How One Mathematician Solved a 2,000-Year-Old Camera Lens Problem
popularmechanics.com

From ball pits to water slides: the designer who changed children’s playgrounds for ever
theguardian.com

Remote Triggering of Earthquakes
williamrchase.com

Hubble Telescope’s Gorgeous New Jupiter Views Could Help Demystify Shrinking Great Red Spot
space.com

Catastrophe by Mail – reflecting upon rare and curious tektites
blogs.scientificamerican.com

Pine trees send chemical warning to each other when pine beetles attack
folio.ca

Why Speed Kills Cities
citylab.com

A schemer with an English degree used his literary know-how—and a cocktail of drugs—to fool his victims into re-writing their wills
thedailybeast.com

What is geoengineering—and why should you care?
technologyreview.com

How Safecrackers Can Unlock an ATM in Minutes—Without Leaving a Trace
wired.com

World’s Largest Frogs Are So Big, They Build Their Own Ponds
gizmodo.com