Can humans ever understand how animals think? (from theguardian.com) 
Goldilocks Galore: Hundreds of Millions of Planets in the Milky Way Could Potentially Harbor Life• (see also) (from scitechdaily.com) 
How the humble neutron can help solve some of the universeâs deepest mysteries (from ec.europa.eu) 
Video: This is an excuse to show you a really good tunnel [7:54] (from youtube.com) 
Indoor plants are surprisingly good at devouring carcinogenic toxins (from newatlas.com) 
NASAâs Perseverance Rover Captures View of Marsâ Belva Crater (from jpl.nasa.gov) 
Expenses going up, donations going down. Looking grim. (from damninteresting.com) 
Over 100 years ago, this telephone tower in Stockholm connected 5,000 telephone lines (from zmescience.com) 
How rhythm shapes our lives (from bbc.com) 
The Historic Grand Canyon Adventure Two Women Had For Science (from atlasobscura.com) 
Video: Why fake punches in movies look real [6:45] (from youtube.com) 
The Wembley Point mystery: who was the woman who jumped to her death? (from theguardian.com) 
China is Planning to Have Humans on the Moon by 2030 (from universetoday.com) 
The Cold War Mystery The U.S. Military Canât Afford to Forget (from politico.com) 
Ultrasound Induces Torpor-Like State in Animals, Experiment Shows (from sciencealert.com) 
2,700-year-old petroglyphs depicting people, ships and animals discovered in Sweden (from livescience.com) 
The 'exploding' demand for giant heat pumps (from bbc.com) 
There May Be A Second Kuiper Belt, And New Horizons Is Headed There (from spaceref.com) 
This Machine Makes You Hallucinate (from wired.com) 
The Real Reason Your Groceries Are Getting So Expensive (from nytimes.com) 
This Star Exploded So Hard, It Sent Its Core Whizzing Across The Galaxy (from sciencealert.com) 
James Webb telescope discovers gargantuan geyser on Saturn's moon, blasting water hundreds of miles into space (from space.com) 
On this day in 1832 a mathematician engaged in a deadly duel (from damninteresting.com) 
Q&A: How DARPA hacked a science writerâs brain and turned her into a sharpshooter (from thebulletin.org) 
