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In the Land of the Eyeless Dragons
nautil.us

A cold today helps keep the COVID away
sciencenews.org

Two decades later, Hurricane Katrina’s lessons remain urgent
scrippsnews.com

Video: The Sahara Used To Be Green [8:19]
youtube.com

700-Year-Old Medieval Document Is the Oldest Written Evidence to Claim the Shroud of Turin Is Fake
discovermagazine.com

Heart Attacks in Space
nautil.us

When Your Father Is a Magician, What Do You Believe?
thereader.mitpress.mit.edu

Taco Bell rethinks AI drive-through after man orders 18,000 waters
bbc.com

The Sudden Surges That Forge Evolutionary Trees
quantamagazine.org

This week: Voice reclamation, radio aromatics, skink defense systems, and more!
damninteresting.com

Haunting Photos of Rosemary Kennedy Before and After the Lobotomy That Stole Her Future
rarehistoricalphotos.com

Scientists achieve “striking” memory improvements by suppressing brain protein
psypost.org

The Japanese City Known for Making Knives That Are a Cut Above
smithsonianmag.com

This Crocodile Relative Was One of Dinosaurs’ Most Fearsome Predators
nytimes.com • Mirror

Bland, easy to follow, for fans of everything: what has the Netflix algorithm done to our films?
theguardian.com

Albert Einstein Invented An Appliance That Took Over Kitchens Everywhere. So Where Is It Today?
chowhound.com

‘Fishermen Pulled In an Orange Shark Off Costa Rica: ‘My God, What Is This?’’
nytimes.com • Mirror

A Single Mutation Made Horses Rideable and Changed Human History
zmescience.com

The world’s largest sand battery just went live in Finland
newatlas.com

Extreme Heat Will Change You
nautil.us

30-Year-Old Climate Predictions Were Shockingly Accurate, Study Finds
scitechdaily.com

Cloisters and Ciphers: What Medieval Monks and the CIA Have in Common
crimereads.com • (see also)

‘A perfect symbiosis’: planting vines and other ways hot cities are creating cool spaces
theguardian.com

Ancient Roman “De Re Coquinaria” Is the Oldest Surviving Cookbook in the World
mymodernmet.com

Rumors spread like viruses. The French Revolution proved it.
popsci.com

Glow-in-the-dark houseplants shine in rainbow of colours
nature.com

Tricks of the Trunk
biographic.com

Harassment at Antarctic research bases could spell problems for moon, Mars outposts
space.com

Video: ‘I Went to Area 51 and This is What I Found’ [38:00]
youtube.com

Watch as Experts Preserve a 249-Year-Old Gunboat That Sank During the American Revolution
smithsonianmag.com

Understanding the Denisovans means understanding ourselves
newscientist.com

Spiders seen keeping fireflies as glowing prisoners that draw more prey to their webs
livescience.com

Webb investigates complex heart of a cosmic butterfly
esa.int

Video: Megaliths of Carnac get Unesco World Heritage status [6:30]
youtube.com

Black spaces of the Great Depression: scenes of African American life in the 1930s
theguardian.com

What We Find in the Sewers
asimov.press

GMU Scientists Are Using “Body Farms” to Study Human Decay
washingtonian.com • (see also)

Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2025
bbc.com

Smiling miniature figurine thought to be first Viking “portrait” unveiled in Denmark
cbsnews.com

Video: Exploring the storm sewers of Prague during a rain event [23:28]
youtube.com

These Stars Don’t Burn – They Annihilate Dark Matter
scitechdaily.com

Philosophers must reckon with the meaning of thermodynamics
aeon.co

Reading for Pleasure Has Declined by a ‘Deeply Concerning’ 40 Percent Over the Past Two Decades
smithsonianmag.com

The Wonderful World of the Water Ski
daily.jstor.org

Rare genetic mutation makes some people resistant to viral infections
newatlas.com

The Lessons of a Glacier’s Collapse
newyorker.com • Mirror

Astrophysicists Find No ‘Hair’ on Black Holes
quantamagazine.org

OpenAI admits ChatGPT safeguards fail during extended conversations
arstechnica.com

Link found between primate thumb and brain size
bbc.com

Video: Canada’s Greatest Victory? – Caught on Film (WW1 Documentary) [17:00]
youtube.com

How Ancient Receipts Ushered in the Dawn of the Written Word
lithub.com

This daily routine sends billions of hazardous nanoparticles into the lungs
newatlas.com

Wow! Astronomers are witnessing a Jupiter-like planet forming round a Sun-like star in a system far, far away
skyatnightmagazine.com

Artwork looted by Nazis 80 years ago spotted in estate agent ad
bbc.com

Deep sea worm fights ‘poison with poison’ to survive high arsenic and sulfide levels
phys.org

‘Ten Martini’ Proof Uses Number Theory to Explain Quantum Fractals
quantamagazine.org

Japanese police apologise at grave of wrongfully accused man
bbc.com

People Matching Artworks: A Voyeur Finds Things That Fit At The Museum
flashbak.com

Why the racist study of skulls gripped Victorian Britain
independent.co.uk • (see also)

A day with the Revenge Porn Helpline: ‘You can sense the callers’ desperation’
theguardian.com