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Physicists Can Finally Explain How Sand in an Hourglass Can Suddenly Stop Flowing
sciencealert.com

Daily Telescope: The ambiguously galactic duo
arstechnica.com

Smartwatch AI predicts atrial fibrillation 30 minutes before it arrives
newatlas.com

Video: How the Korean DMZ Works [21:51]
youtube.com

Mother trees and socialist forests: is the ‘wood-wide web’ a fantasy?
theguardian.com • (see also)

High-speed imaging and AI help us understand how insect wings work
arstechnica.com

You Can Now Visit Mussolini’s Underground Bunker in Rome
smithsonianmag.com

George Washington’s stash of centuries-old cherries found hidden under Mount Vernon floor
livescience.com

The barely visited US national park that requires a passport
bbc.com

Planet 9 could be lurking behind Neptune, study finds strong evidence
interestingengineering.com

Your perception of time is skewed by what you see
nature.com

Insatiable: A Life Without Eating
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On this day in 1985 the Coca-Cola Company announced the reformulation of its flagship soft drink
damninteresting.com

Former NASA Engineer Says He’s Invented a Thruster That Doesn’t Require Propellant
futurism.com

NASA reveals ‘glass-smooth lake of cooling lava’ on surface of Jupiter’s moon Io
livescience.com

The bad and the ugly: AI is harmful, unreliable, and running out of data
newatlas.com

The Moon brings a wild but precarious fish orgy to California’s beaches
bbc.com

Pupil Dilation Linked to Working Memory Capacity
neurosciencenews.com

Hydrogen trains could revolutionize how Americans get around
technologyreview.com • Without paywall

Why Measles Is So Contagious
mcgill.ca

Photo Contest Winners Give a Close-Up Look at the Beauty of Water
mymodernmet.com

Single atoms captured morphing into quantum waves in startling image
newscientist.com • Without paywall

Will We Know if TRAPPIST-1e has Life?
universetoday.com

Rogue waves in the ocean are much more common than anyone suspected, says new study
theconversation.com • (see also)

‘We were in disbelief’: Antarctica is behaving in a way we’ve never seen before. Can it recover?
livescience.com

Britain’s mysterious WW2 ‘island of death’
bbc.com

NASA’s Voyager 1 Resumes Sending Engineering Updates to Earth
jpl.nasa.gov

No one buys books
elysian.press

Boeing and the Dark Age of American Manufacturing
theatlantic.com • Without paywall

MIT’s New AI Model Predicts Human Behavior With Uncanny Accuracy
scitechdaily.com

Belgian man whose body makes its own alcohol cleared of drunk-driving
theguardian.com

‘I nearly fell out of my chair’: 1,800-year-old mini portrait of Alexander the Great found in a field in Denmark
livescience.com

Why is it so hard to send humans back to the moon?
space.com

The beach where people keep finding human bones
bbc.com

He masterminded an $86m art fraud — and doesn’t feel guilty
thetimes.co.uk • Without paywall

Video: This Chip Could Change Computing Forever [13:09]
youtube.com

Every New Memory You Make Causes Damage to Your Brain Cells
sciencealert.com

Uranus and Neptune aren’t made of what we thought, new study hints
space.com

Mexico Recovers Long-Lost Manuscripts About the Aztec Empire’s Rise and Fall
mymodernmet.com

What Causes Hoarding? New Research Suggests It Can Start in Childhood
inverse.com

The Ingenuity Team Downloads the Final Data from the Mars Helicopter. The Mission is Over
universetoday.com

You Can Actually Order Your Very Own Invisibility Shield Right Now
sciencealert.com

Devising a Test for Special Relativity
aasnova.org • (see also)

Saturn’s ocean moon Enceladus appears to have ‘ingredients’ to support life: Report
livemint.com

Like Moths to a Flame? We May Need a New Phrase.
nytimes.com

Video: This Beaver Dam is So Huge, You Can See It from Space [7:42]
youtube.com

Weird magnetic ‘skyrmion’ quasiparticle could be used as a bit in advanced computing memory
livescience.com

This Crater Could Be Where Earth’s ‘Second Moon’ Broke Off The First One
sciencealert.com

Video: The Hunt for Ted Bundy [22:11]
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How Portugal’s 1974 Eurovision entry toppled the country’s fascist regime
theguardian.com

Long-lost model of the USS Enterprise returned to Roddenberry family
arstechnica.com

How many bathrooms have Neanderthals in the tile?
johnhawks.net

Mutated strains of an unknown drug-resistant bacteria somehow got onto the International Space Station
qz.com

‘Like a film in my mind’: hyperphantasia and the quest to understand vivid imaginations
theguardian.com • (see also)

Southern Grasshopper mouse: The tiny super-predator that howls at the moon before it kills
livescience.com

World’s most powerful MRI machine captures first stunning brain scans
newatlas.com

Video: Bizarre traveling flame discovery [14:33]
youtube.com

Video: The rise of the giant hailstones [03:01]
bbc.com • (see also)

The 18th-Century Baron Who Lent His Name to Munchausen Syndrome
smithsonianmag.com

The Ukrainians Who Refuse to Fight
thewalrus.ca