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“Amazing” new species of flower discovered in 100-million-year-old amber
newatlas.com

Meet the Rats That Wear Protective Poison Armor
atlasobscura.com

Scientific theories suggest it’s possible to travel through time. But the reality isn’t so clear.
nationalgeographic.com

30 Years Since the Human Genome Project Began, What’s Next?
wired.com

The McTrain: The Rise and Fall of McDonald’s Ambitious Plan to Conquer the Railroads
thedrive.com

US rivers are changing from blue to yellow and green, satellite images show
livescience.com

In Poznan, Poland, eight [mussels] get to decide if people in the city get water or not
zmescience.com

Has Thomas Becket’s treasured ‘little book’ been found?
bbc.com

‘Will My Popcorn Explode?’
nytimes.com

Earth Actually Has Four North Poles
discovermagazine.com

In 1110, The Moon Vanished From The Sky. We May Finally Know Why
sciencealert.com

Why Roman concrete is stronger than it ever was, while modern concrete decays
zmescience.com

Journey to the Center of the Earth
outsideonline.com

How Civilization Broke Our Brains
theatlantic.com

Video: Boston Dynamics has created robots that can dance [2:54]
youtube.com

What is a mad hatterpillar?
sciencefocus.com

The Real Story Behind Aztec Crystal Skulls
discovermagazine.com

The Sunburst hack was massive and devastating
theconversation.com

Current spacesuits won’t cut it on the moon. So NASA made new ones.
technologyreview.com

These Coded Wine Glasses Were Used for Treasonous Toasts
atlasobscura.com

A German Terrorist Suspect With a Refugee Disguise: The Tale of Franco A.
nytimes.com

What would Earth look like to alien astronomers?
astronomy.com

Parthenogenesis: How females from some species can reproduce without males
arstechnica.com

Why Is There a Bucatini Shortage in America?
grubstreet.com

Japan is developing wooden satellites to send into orbit by 2023
businessinsider.com

Just How Dark Were the Dark Ages?
discovermagazine.com • (see also)

Video: The Most Expensive Lego Brick [3:35]
youtube.com

The Doctor Will See You Once You Sign This Binding Arbitration Agreement
bloomberg.com

How U.S. POWs Used Playing Cards as an Escape Map in WWII
popularmechanics.com

Is nuclear fusion the answer to the climate crisis?
theguardian.com

Does lightning strike on Venus? Mysterious flash may help solve puzzle.
nationalgeographic.com • (see also)

The Dunning-Kruger Effect Is Probably Not Real
mcgill.ca • (see also)

Scientists Have Found Some Truly Ancient Ice, But Now They Want Ice That’s Even Older
npr.org

Astrophysicists Discover Unfathomably Large Intergalactic Gas Filament
scitechdaily.com

New article/episode by Morgan W.R. Dunn: Pugilism on the Plains
dam.mn

Video: WorkBoy: Lost Game Boy Add-on FOUND After 28 Years [27:28]
youtube.com

How Scientists Tried to Find a Universal Flu Vaccine
daily.jstor.org

Exceptionally well-preserved snack bar unearthed in Pompeii
theguardian.com

Rome’s Colosseum Is Getting a Retractable Floor to Host Performances, Just Like in Ancient Times (Without the Gladiators)
news.artnet.com

Rotating Sails Help to Revive Wind-Powered Shipping
scientificamerican.com

Cosmic Latte: The Average Color of the Universe
apod.nasa.gov

A Scary Amount of Nutrition Science Has Deep Ties to The Food Industry, Study Reveals
sciencealert.com

The Mystery of Deceased Hiker ‘Mostly Harmless’ Is At Long Last Solved
adventure-journal.com

On this day in 1936 the keel was laid for the Graf Zeppelin, Nazi Germany’s only aircraft carrier
damninteresting.com

Stamp Collecting as Metaphor for the Free Market
daily.jstor.org • (see also)

The Forgotten Life of Einstein’s First Wife
blogs.scientificamerican.com

Video: How Telephone Phreaking Worked [29:16]
youtube.com

Mysterious asteroid the size of a dwarf planet is lurking in our solar system
livescience.com

The family with no fingerprints
bbc.com

Here’s how Vikings celebrated Christmas
sciencenorway.no

Reading, That Strange and Uniquely Human Thing
nautil.us

Invaders nearly wiped out Caribbean’s first people long before Spanish came, DNA reveals
nationalgeographic.com

Video: Master of Disguise – Caterpillar Mimicking a Tarantula Spider [1:54]
youtube.com

What can we learn from the lunar pandemic that never was?
aeon.co

The Saga of the Monolith Isn’t Over Yet
outsideonline.com

A good vintage: science suggests appreciation of wine grows with age
theguardian.com

Three cheers to our own Jennifer Lee Noonan whose Dang Interesting article ‘Dupes and Duplicity’ was honored with a New York Times 2020 Sidney award!
nytimes.com • Original article

Happy fictional merged nebulae holiday!
damninteresting.com

The untold story of the boldest polar expedition of modern times
nationalgeographic.com • (see also)

Korean artificial sun sets the new world record of 20-sec-long operation at 100 million degrees
phys.org