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The First Lunar Lander and the Great Moon Dust Debate
daily.jstor.org

First British tourists allowed back into North Korea tell BBC what they saw
bbc.com

Video: Are Analogue Computer Hybrids The Future? [15:01]
youtube.com • (see also)

China to build ‘deep-sea space station’ 6,000ft below surface
oceanographicmagazine.com

They lost their families in a plane crash – then came the online hate
bbc.com

The cocaine files
cbc.ca

Sex 20 times a week? New study identifies four types of romantic lover
theguardian.com

Razor-Thin, Ultra-Powerful – The Lens That’s Revolutionizing Telescopes
scitechdaily.com

Video: ‘I made a Copper Ice Press that Turns Ice into Spheres – Lets try dry ice!’ [16:36]
youtube.com

Wildlife Photographer Left Stunned After Capturing A Rare Orca On Film
thedodo.com

Private lunar lander Blue Ghost touches down on the moon
npr.org

The Texas Measles Outbreak Is Even Scarier Than It Looks
nytimes.com

The High-Flying Feats of Bessie Coleman
saturdayeveningpost.com • (see also)

Trees With a Secret Message
daily.jstor.org

‘There will never be a theory of everything’
iai.tv

Video: The Teleprompter Paradox [5:13]
youtube.com

How Tiny Bubbles Could Deliver Medication to the Brain
discovermagazine.com

On this day in 1943 a team of Norwegian commandos sabotaged the Nazi effort to build an A-bomb
damninteresting.com

For the 1st time in Canada, surgeons put teeth in patients’ eyes to restore sight
cbc.ca

Einstein’s General Relativity with a Twist: Teleparallelism
scientificamerican.com

Video: The Greatest Art Heist In History [9:25]
youtube.com

Vikings Didn’t Just Raid and Pillage – They Had Diplomacy and Trade Networks, Too
discovermagazine.com

Video: Space Exploration: The Legacy Of The Space Shuttle Program [1:00:46]
youtube.com

Pandas Technically Could Eat Meat, So Why Do They Eat So Much Bamboo?
discovermagazine.com

Can You Identify the Mystery Photographer Who Captured Thousands of Captivating Images of 1960s San Francisco?
smithsonianmag.com

Frozen worm comes back to life after 46,000 years
earth.com

Astroscale aced the world’s first rendezvous with a piece of space junk
arstechnica.com

Brutalism – the architectural style that dared to summon a new world from the ashes of World War II
theconversation.com

Video: JWST Made a Cosmological Crisis Worse [12:59]
youtube.com

Man’s brain turned to glass by hot Vesuvius ash cloud
bbc.com

Video: Zoom over the surface of the moon in new Blue Ghost low lunar orbit footage [01:36]
digitaltrends.com • (see also)

Why can some people wiggle their ears?
popsci.com

The International Space Station lacks microbial diversity. Is it too clean?
sciencenews.org

India: A billion people have no real money to spend, says report
bbc.com

Formerly anti-vax parents on how they changed their minds: ‘I really made a mistake’
theguardian.com

The Sun Sets On The British Empire
oikofuge.com

Citrus Fruit Consumption Helps Protect against Depression via Gut Microbiome: Study
sci.news

AI’s growing threat to challenging ideas
iai.tv

Captain ‘lost for words’ after witnessing a super pod of more than 2,000 dolphins
cbc.ca

Video: What the Research Actually Says About Fluoride in Drinking Water [14:50]
youtube.com

Lightning strikes link weather on Earth and weather in space
theconversation.com • (see also)

The Job Market Is Frozen
theatlantic.com • Mirror

So This is How You Get Magnetars
universetoday.com

On this day in 1741 a secret squadron sailed through the Straits le Maire⁠—the gateway to the dreaded Drake Passage
damninteresting.com

Archaeologists Found Ancient Tools That Contradict the Timeline of Civilization
popularmechanics.com

Who Killed the Footless Goose?
nymag.com • (see also)

Stonehenge-like circle unearthed in Denmark may have links to UK
theguardian.com

Mega-iceberg from Antarctica is headed toward South Georgia—here’s what could happen
phys.org

The women who made America’s microchips and the children who paid for it
theverge.com

There’s a Spoon’s Worth of Plastic in Our Brains. Now What?
nymag.com

Humans moved into African rainforests at least 150,000 years ago
sciencenews.org

Notes on the Sexual Habits of the ‘Astonishingly Depraved’ Adélie Penguin, 1911
flashbak.com

The Decades of Double Features
daily.jstor.org

Diagnostic dilemma: Teen’s improbable pregnancy occurred after oral sex
livescience.com

When William Faulkner Set the World Record for Writing the Longest Sentence in Literature
openculture.com

Video: Why a Carbon Capture Breakthrough Will/Won’t Save Us [9:56]
youtube.com

Human flesh does a body good? Cannibalism as medicine in Medieval Europe
theconversation.com • (see also)

Striking Winners of the 2025 World Nature Photography Awards
mymodernmet.com

Stars Are Born and Die Every Day — Here’s How They Evolve in Space
discovermagazine.com

Lunar Trailblazer sets out to find water on the moon
npr.org