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Microbes Unknown to Science Discovered on The International Space Station
sciencealert.com

Scientists unlock secret of why hummingbirds hum
theguardian.com

Scientists stunned to discover plants beneath mile-deep Greenland ice
phys.org • (see also)

Every Picture From Venus’ Surface, Ever
planetary.org • (see also)

The merging of Milky Way and Andromeda’s supermassive black holes
zmescience.com

Study sheds light on role of fingerprints in sense of touch
theguardian.com

How Fukushima’s underground ice wall struggles to keep nuclear radiation at bay
cnet.com

Cipher Girls: The Women Who Cracked Hitler’s Codes
crimereads.com

Why would anyone buy crypto art – let alone spend millions on what’s essentially a link to a JPEG file?
theconversation.com

The Science of Surviving an Avalanche
popularmechanics.com

Revealed: seafood fraud happening on a vast global scale
theguardian.com

The Family That Always Lives on Daylight Saving Time
theatlantic.com

NASA Gets a Quick Peek at a Mysterious Layer of the Sun
wired.com

Discovering WW1 tunnel of death hidden in France for a century
bbc.com

Underwater telescope placed below Siberia’s Lake Baikal as Russian scientists aim to detect particles from billions of years ago
rt.com

Israel’s autonomous ‘robo-snipers’ and suicide drones raise ethical dilemma
trtworld.com

‘Ant-i-social distancing: Ants know isolation prevents the spread of infection’
cbc.ca

Best rainbows on Earth are in Hawaii, scientist says
thehill.com

Unearthing the Stories of Those Who Escaped Auschwitz
lithub.com

The ‘star-fiend’ who unlocked the Universe
bbc.com

Unique CRISPR gene therapy offers opioid-free chronic pain treatment
newatlas.com

‘The ketamine blew my mind’: can psychedelics cure addiction and depression?
theguardian.com

A walk in the park on a miniature scale
theatlantic.com

Waking up to New York: secrets of the world’s most famous women-only hotel
theguardian.com

On this day in 1720 Charles Bonnet was born, the namesake of a surprisingly common phenomenon
damninteresting.com

A Bird-Feed Seller Beat a Chess Master Online. Then It Got Ugly
wired.com

Researchers discover a dinosaur preserved sitting on a nest of eggs with fossilized embryos, a first
us.cnn.com

Cone Snails Are Liars and Murderers
theatlantic.com

Monster antimatter particle slams into Antarctica
livescience.com

3 Miles from Martha’s Vineyard Is an Empty Island Full of Bombs
theatlantic.com

A concept from physics called negentropy could help your life run smoother
theconversation.com

Scientists want to send 335 million seed, sperm and egg samples to the moon to create a lunar Noah’s Ark
cbsnews.com • (see also)

The True Story Behind ‘Cocaine Bear’
rollingstone.com • (see also)

Women used to dominate the beer industry – until the witch accusations started pouring in
theconversation.com • (see also)

This week: Jellyfish recycling, euphemising a euphemiser, space worms, and more
damninteresting.com

Who Would Kidnap a Space Telescope?
theatlantic.com

Scientists Have Unlocked the Secrets of the Ancient ‘Antikythera Mechanism’
vice.com • (see also)

Video: Distant Planet May Be On Its 2nd Atmosphere, NASA’s Hubble Finds [2:08]
youtube.com

Russia-China Moonbase: The U.S. now has a critical choice to make
inverse.com

Gigantic jet spied from black hole in early universe
phys.org

Changing Your Mind Can Make You Less Anxious
theatlantic.com

IBM develops AI to invent new antibiotics – and it’s made two already
newatlas.com

Wurst luck: half-eaten sausage helps German police solve cold case
theguardian.com

Quantum Mischief Rewrites the Laws of Cause and Effect
quantamagazine.org

Video: Why Your Pee Look Like A Chain [13:38]
youtube.com

Video: Becoming Your Own Baby Through Conjugation [11:04]
youtube.com

Photos: 10 Years Since the Great East Japan Earthquake
theatlantic.com

‘I Was Hired to Assassinate Pablo Escobar’
vice.com

How is this horse feeling? New mobile brain wave reader could tell
sciencemag.org

‘I have one of the most advanced prosthetic arms in the world — and I hate it’
inputmag.com

US Air Force is guarding against electromagnetic pulse attacks. Should we worry?
livescience.com • (see also)

Bacteria know how to exploit quantum mechanics, study finds
phys.org

Photos of Snowflakes Like You’ve Never Seen Them Before
nytimes.com

Remembering Allan McDonald: He Refused To Approve Challenger Launch, Exposed Cover-Up
npr.org

Pinning down how the brain predicts the consequences of choices
magazine.ar.fchampalimaud.org

‘The Kathy Fiscus Tragedy Transfixed the World. Seven Decades Later, I Can’t Let It Go’
zocalopublicsquare.org

These scientists want to make your brain enjoy broccoli
expmag.com

The Audacious Tabloid Couple Who Scammed Their Way Into New York’s High Society
narratively.com

It’s not just gut bacteria, our fungal mycobiome can also affect health
newatlas.com

The Latest Wrinkle in Crumple Theory
nytimes.com