Faves
"Scientists can see Earth’s permafrost thawing from space," MIT Technology Review
"The Ghosts of Cloverdale," Alta
"How a Billionaire's Plan to Reach Another Star Fell Apart," Scientific American
"Shifting Forces: The Evolving Debate Around Dark Energy," Undark
"Claim of Microbe That Survives on Arsenic Is Retracted After 15 Years," New York Times
"Her Discovery Wasn’t Alien Life, but Science Has Never Been the Same," New York Times
"A Powerhouse of Global Satellite Infrastructure: Norway?" Undark
"This Man Knows Too Much about Area 51, and the FBI Wants to Know Why," Popular Mechanics
"Cutbacks to US Antarctic Science Risk Geopolitical Shifts," Scientific American
"Why Is It So Hard to Go Back to the Moon?" Scientific American
"Will BlackSky Be a Space Standout or Another Cautionary Tale?" The Information
"Radioactive Real Estate: Finding a Forever Home for Nuclear Waste," Undark
"To Mars and Back: Will NASA's Ambitious Endeavor Be Worth It?" Undark
"The Burgeoning Science of Search and Rescue," Undark
"Behind the Scenes at a U.S. Factory Building New Nuclear Bombs," Scientific American
"Mars Needs Insects," The New York Times
"The Military's Big Bet on AI," Undark
"Nuclear War Could End the World, but What if It’s All in Our Heads?" The New York Times
"Inside The Small World of Simulating Other Worlds," Undark
"Cosmic Luck: NASA’s Apollo 11 Moon Quarantine Broke Down," The New York Times
"Trust but Verify," Science
"The Search for Life as We Don't Know it," Scientific American
"To Prevent a Martian Plague, Scientists Have to Build a Very Special Lab," New York Times
"Prime Mover," Science
"Your Bosses Could Have a File on You, and They May Misinterpret It," New York Times
"What New Insights about Our First Nuclear Test Reveal about the Future of War," Popular Science
"How Lost Hikers Can Send an SOS to Space," Wired
"Spies' Night Eyes," Grid
"In Colorado, Locals Question a Survey for Critical Minerals," Undark
"An American Tail," Popular Science
"Here Be Dragons: Meet the Radioactive Rock Collectors," Atlas Obscura
"In China, a Telescope Offers Cosmic Data Amid Earthly Tensions," Undark
"NASA Lands the Perseverance Rover on Mars," Wired
"The Hunt for a Crashed CIA Spyplane," Popular Science
"Dr. Phosphine and the Possibility of Life on Venus," Wired
"How Do We Know If a Virus is Engineered?" OneZero
"The Doctor from Nazi Germany and the Search for Life on Mars," The New York Times
"Meet the GEOINT Singularity," Popular Science
"Meet the Scientists on the Front Lines of Protecting Humanity from a Man-Made Pathogen," Leapsmag
"Big's Backyard Ultra and the Rise of Women Endurance Stars," Wired
"The Area 51 Raid Was the Worst Way to Spot an Alien or UFO," Wired
"Don't Storm Area 51, Begs the Webmaster of the UFO Kingdom," Wired
"Meet the US's Spy System of the Future. It's 'Sentient,'" The Verge
"Keepers of the Lost Wreck," Air&Space
"Religion for the People: Ex-Mormons Embrace Populism," Bitterroot
"Colorado's Getting a Spaceport! To Go with Its Massive Military-Focused Space Industry!" Denverite
"A SpaceX Delivery Capsule May Be Contaminating the ISS," WIRED
"Alarm Will Sound," Popular Science
"Cosmology Is In Crisis over How to Measure the Universe," WIRED
"The Strange, Sad Case of Sunspot, the Empty Astronomy Town," WIRED
"China Built the World's Largest Telescope. Then Came the Tourists," WIRED
"Meet the New Mormons," Longreads
"Arecibo Observatory is Still Recovering from Hurricane Maria," WIRED
"The Space Weather Woman," Popular Science
"The University of Rochester Sexual Harassment Case is Complicated--And That's the Point," WIRED
"A Rare Journey into the Cheyenne Mountain Air Force Station," WIRED
"What Happens When the Church Comes for Your Kids?" High Country News
"The New Normal," Pacific Standard
"An Honest Biography of Sally Ride," Slate
"The Space Industry Collides with a Tiny Town," Popular Science
"Mount Shasta: Where Seekers and Spiritualists Converge," Slate
Features
"In Deciding to Launch a Nuclear Strike, Humans Are Shockingly Suggestible," Scientific American
"The World's Largest Treasure Hunt Turns 25," Scientific American
"This Startup’s Rover Got Trapped on the Moon. The Company Is Rocketing Onward," Inc.
"The Search for Critical Minerals is Going High Tech," Undark
"The Strange Heat Island Lurking Beneath Minneapolis," Atlas Obscura
"Digital Twins are Helping Scientists Run the World's Most Complex Experiments," MIT Technology Review
"Earth's Orbit Is about to Get More Crowded," Undark
"US Continues Push to Restart Pit Production," Physics Today
"On Surviving - and Leaving - Prison during a Pandemic," Popular Science
"Inside Lockheed Martin's New Facility for Simulating Space Wars," Vice
"The Astronaut Diaries," Popular Science
"Coffee, Tea, or Emergency?" Air&Space
"Polio Is Nearly Wiped out - Unless Some Lab Tech Screws up," WIRED
"Two Satellites Almost Crashed. Here's How They Dodged It," WIRED
"Weeki Wachee Mermaids Swim Underwater for 30 Minutes at a Time," Washington Post
"The Harassment Problem in Scientific Dream Jobs," Outside
"The Trucking Company that Keeps Spacecraft Safe on the Interstate," WIRED
"The Woman Who Knows Everything about the Universe," WIRED
"Meet the Geek Who Tracks Rogue Satellites with Coat Hangers," WIRED
"The Space Junk Problem Is about to Get a Whole Lot Gnarlier," WIRED
"Physicists Go Deep in Search of Dark Matter," Scientific American
"Could This Team of Scientists Prove Cloud-Seeding Really Works?," Popular Science
"Elliot and Justin's DIY Jet," Air&Space
"NASA May Have to Break Its Own Radiation Rules to Go To Mars," NOVA
"Inside the Extreme Machine That Mimics Bombs and Black Holes," WIRED
"Earth's Best Defense Against Killer Asteroids Needs Cash," WIRED
"When an Observatory Goes Rogue," WIRED
"How a Champion Powerlifter Became an Astronaut Guinea Pig," WIRED
"What Gives with So Many Scientists Being Hardcore Endurance Runners?" WIRED
"Meditating on the World's Most Powerful Rocket Booster," Motherboard
"The Strange Blissfulness of Storms," Nautilus
"The Mojo Formation Flying Pilots of Mojave," WIRED
"He Drew the Sun for 40 Years, and Now His Telescope Is Dying," WIRED
"Astronomers Are Finally Doing Something about Sexual Harassment," The Atlantic
"20 Women on What It's Like to be Lesbian and Ex-Mormon," Slate
"The Would-Be Astronaut," Motherboard
"Watching the Universe in Real Time," The Atlantic
News/Analysis
"Plans to Trash the Space Station Preview a Bigger Problem," Scientific American
"Balloons will surf wind currents to track wildfires," MIT Technology Review
"How Corporations Helped Fuel the Big Business of Spying," Popular Science
"This communications company is a lifeline for far-flung operators," Popular Science
"An enormous radio telescope may soon be a powerful tool for planetary defense," Popular Science
"Inside Blue Abyss’ plan to build super-deep pools for astronauts and military bots," Popular Science
"Inside the little-known group that knows where toxic clouds will blow," Popular Science
"New Exascale Supercomputer Can Do a Quintillion Calculations a Second," Scientific American
"Plutonium production for NASA carries avoidable risk, safety panel says," Physics Today
"This online atlas is a goldmine for amateur intelligence sleuths," Popular Science
"These 3D printed engines can power space-bound rockets—or hypersonic weapons," Popular Science
"How a video game could help us better understand nuclear war," Popular Science
"An Inside Look at the Radiation-Sensing Material that’s on the Pentagon’s Radar," Popular Science
"Can These Government Efforts Crack the Code for DNA Storage?" Popular Science
"How Landsat Tracked 50 Years of Change on a Fiery Planet," Wired
"Spotting Objects from Space is Easy. This Challenge Is Harder," Wired
"These Satellites See through Clouds to Track Flooding," Wired
"Radioactive Material is Basically Everywhere, and that's a Problem," Scientific American
"Companies and Government Agencies Propose Nuclear Reactors for Space," Physics Today
"The Space and Air Forces Launch an LGBTQ Task Force," Wired
"There Are No Real Rules for Repairing Satellites in Space - Yet," Wired
"The Search for the Next Big Idea in Magnetic Field Mapping," Wired
"MIT Researchers Are Building an Instrument to Study Genetics on Mars," Quartz
"Scientists Are Building an AccuWeather for Germs," Leapsmag
"How America's Spooks Seek to Spy on Distant Satellites," WIRED
"The Pentagon Launched Another Space Agency. Do We Need It?" WIRED
"The View from the InSight Control Room," WIRED
"New Space Robots Will Fix Satellites, or Maybe Destroy Them, "WIRED
"Why DARPA Wants Everyone to Launch Little Rockets," WIRED
"Cosmic Ray Showers Crash Computers. Here's What to Do about It," WIRED
"The Japanese Space Bots That Could Build Moon Valley," WIRED
"What Happens When Science Just Disappears?" WIRED
"The Case of the Evaporating Exoplanets," WIRED
"Maybe Nobody Wants Your Space Internet," WIRED
"How Fast Can Gravitational Wave Detection Get?" WIRED
"Spoof, Jam, Destroy: Why We Need a Backup for GPS," WIRED
"How the Government Controls Sensitive Satellite Data," WIRED
"Want to Learn How to Mine in Space? There's a School for You," WIRED
"Yuri Milner and the Fellowship of Silicon Valley Science Influencers," WIRED
"Green Bank Observatory Embraces Its Alien-Hunting Future," WIRED
"NASA Should Be Friendly to the Press. Lately, It's Not," Undark
"Dream Chaser Spacecraft Hitches a Ride with a Helicopter," WIRED
"Meet the Woman Trying to Prepare Your Town for the Eclipse," WIRED
"SpaceX Wants to Launch Thousands of Satellites. What on Earth For?," WIRED
"For Modern Astronomers, It's Learn to Code or Get Left Behind," WIRED
"The Best Way to Transmit Satellite Data? In a Truck. Really," WIRED
"Russia's Quest to Build a Space Empire--Or Go Broke Trying," WIRED
"The Race to Rule the High-Flying Business of Satellite Imagery," WIRED
"88 Tiny Satellites Will Watch Earth, All the Time, All the Places," WIRED
"NASA's ISS Power Supply Mistake Was Totally Avoidable," WIRED
"How One Composer Turns Science into Serious Drama," WIRED
"How Breakthrough Listen Could Miss ET's Call," WIRED
"Luxembourg's Bid to Become the Silicon Valley of Space Mining," WIRED
"How NASA Will Choose Astronauts for Its Journey to Mars," WIRED
"How Space Scientists turn Exoplanets into Places," WIRED
"The Psychology behind the Excitement about Proxima Centauri b," WIRED
"How Queer Scientists Are Shaping Their Future with a Survey," WIRED
"The Unknown Lab of Millennials Fast-Tracking NASA's missions," WIRED
"Tantalizing Data from the LHC Has Physicists Psyched," WIRED
"Scientists can see Earth’s permafrost thawing from space," MIT Technology Review
"The Ghosts of Cloverdale," Alta
"How a Billionaire's Plan to Reach Another Star Fell Apart," Scientific American
"Shifting Forces: The Evolving Debate Around Dark Energy," Undark
"Claim of Microbe That Survives on Arsenic Is Retracted After 15 Years," New York Times
"Her Discovery Wasn’t Alien Life, but Science Has Never Been the Same," New York Times
"A Powerhouse of Global Satellite Infrastructure: Norway?" Undark
"This Man Knows Too Much about Area 51, and the FBI Wants to Know Why," Popular Mechanics
"Cutbacks to US Antarctic Science Risk Geopolitical Shifts," Scientific American
"Why Is It So Hard to Go Back to the Moon?" Scientific American
"Will BlackSky Be a Space Standout or Another Cautionary Tale?" The Information
"Radioactive Real Estate: Finding a Forever Home for Nuclear Waste," Undark
"To Mars and Back: Will NASA's Ambitious Endeavor Be Worth It?" Undark
"The Burgeoning Science of Search and Rescue," Undark
"Behind the Scenes at a U.S. Factory Building New Nuclear Bombs," Scientific American
"Mars Needs Insects," The New York Times
"The Military's Big Bet on AI," Undark
"Nuclear War Could End the World, but What if It’s All in Our Heads?" The New York Times
"Inside The Small World of Simulating Other Worlds," Undark
"Cosmic Luck: NASA’s Apollo 11 Moon Quarantine Broke Down," The New York Times
"Trust but Verify," Science
"The Search for Life as We Don't Know it," Scientific American
"To Prevent a Martian Plague, Scientists Have to Build a Very Special Lab," New York Times
"Prime Mover," Science
"Your Bosses Could Have a File on You, and They May Misinterpret It," New York Times
"What New Insights about Our First Nuclear Test Reveal about the Future of War," Popular Science
"How Lost Hikers Can Send an SOS to Space," Wired
"Spies' Night Eyes," Grid
"In Colorado, Locals Question a Survey for Critical Minerals," Undark
"An American Tail," Popular Science
"Here Be Dragons: Meet the Radioactive Rock Collectors," Atlas Obscura
"In China, a Telescope Offers Cosmic Data Amid Earthly Tensions," Undark
"NASA Lands the Perseverance Rover on Mars," Wired
"The Hunt for a Crashed CIA Spyplane," Popular Science
"Dr. Phosphine and the Possibility of Life on Venus," Wired
"How Do We Know If a Virus is Engineered?" OneZero
"The Doctor from Nazi Germany and the Search for Life on Mars," The New York Times
"Meet the GEOINT Singularity," Popular Science
"Meet the Scientists on the Front Lines of Protecting Humanity from a Man-Made Pathogen," Leapsmag
"Big's Backyard Ultra and the Rise of Women Endurance Stars," Wired
"The Area 51 Raid Was the Worst Way to Spot an Alien or UFO," Wired
"Don't Storm Area 51, Begs the Webmaster of the UFO Kingdom," Wired
"Meet the US's Spy System of the Future. It's 'Sentient,'" The Verge
"Keepers of the Lost Wreck," Air&Space
"Religion for the People: Ex-Mormons Embrace Populism," Bitterroot
"Colorado's Getting a Spaceport! To Go with Its Massive Military-Focused Space Industry!" Denverite
"A SpaceX Delivery Capsule May Be Contaminating the ISS," WIRED
"Alarm Will Sound," Popular Science
"Cosmology Is In Crisis over How to Measure the Universe," WIRED
"The Strange, Sad Case of Sunspot, the Empty Astronomy Town," WIRED
"China Built the World's Largest Telescope. Then Came the Tourists," WIRED
"Meet the New Mormons," Longreads
"Arecibo Observatory is Still Recovering from Hurricane Maria," WIRED
"The Space Weather Woman," Popular Science
"The University of Rochester Sexual Harassment Case is Complicated--And That's the Point," WIRED
"A Rare Journey into the Cheyenne Mountain Air Force Station," WIRED
"What Happens When the Church Comes for Your Kids?" High Country News
"The New Normal," Pacific Standard
"An Honest Biography of Sally Ride," Slate
"The Space Industry Collides with a Tiny Town," Popular Science
"Mount Shasta: Where Seekers and Spiritualists Converge," Slate
Features
"In Deciding to Launch a Nuclear Strike, Humans Are Shockingly Suggestible," Scientific American
"The World's Largest Treasure Hunt Turns 25," Scientific American
"This Startup’s Rover Got Trapped on the Moon. The Company Is Rocketing Onward," Inc.
"The Search for Critical Minerals is Going High Tech," Undark
"The Strange Heat Island Lurking Beneath Minneapolis," Atlas Obscura
"Digital Twins are Helping Scientists Run the World's Most Complex Experiments," MIT Technology Review
"Earth's Orbit Is about to Get More Crowded," Undark
"US Continues Push to Restart Pit Production," Physics Today
"On Surviving - and Leaving - Prison during a Pandemic," Popular Science
"Inside Lockheed Martin's New Facility for Simulating Space Wars," Vice
"The Astronaut Diaries," Popular Science
"Coffee, Tea, or Emergency?" Air&Space
"Polio Is Nearly Wiped out - Unless Some Lab Tech Screws up," WIRED
"Two Satellites Almost Crashed. Here's How They Dodged It," WIRED
"Weeki Wachee Mermaids Swim Underwater for 30 Minutes at a Time," Washington Post
"The Harassment Problem in Scientific Dream Jobs," Outside
"The Trucking Company that Keeps Spacecraft Safe on the Interstate," WIRED
"The Woman Who Knows Everything about the Universe," WIRED
"Meet the Geek Who Tracks Rogue Satellites with Coat Hangers," WIRED
"The Space Junk Problem Is about to Get a Whole Lot Gnarlier," WIRED
"Physicists Go Deep in Search of Dark Matter," Scientific American
"Could This Team of Scientists Prove Cloud-Seeding Really Works?," Popular Science
"Elliot and Justin's DIY Jet," Air&Space
"NASA May Have to Break Its Own Radiation Rules to Go To Mars," NOVA
"Inside the Extreme Machine That Mimics Bombs and Black Holes," WIRED
"Earth's Best Defense Against Killer Asteroids Needs Cash," WIRED
"When an Observatory Goes Rogue," WIRED
"How a Champion Powerlifter Became an Astronaut Guinea Pig," WIRED
"What Gives with So Many Scientists Being Hardcore Endurance Runners?" WIRED
"Meditating on the World's Most Powerful Rocket Booster," Motherboard
"The Strange Blissfulness of Storms," Nautilus
"The Mojo Formation Flying Pilots of Mojave," WIRED
"He Drew the Sun for 40 Years, and Now His Telescope Is Dying," WIRED
"Astronomers Are Finally Doing Something about Sexual Harassment," The Atlantic
"20 Women on What It's Like to be Lesbian and Ex-Mormon," Slate
"The Would-Be Astronaut," Motherboard
"Watching the Universe in Real Time," The Atlantic
News/Analysis
"Plans to Trash the Space Station Preview a Bigger Problem," Scientific American
"Balloons will surf wind currents to track wildfires," MIT Technology Review
"How Corporations Helped Fuel the Big Business of Spying," Popular Science
"This communications company is a lifeline for far-flung operators," Popular Science
"An enormous radio telescope may soon be a powerful tool for planetary defense," Popular Science
"Inside Blue Abyss’ plan to build super-deep pools for astronauts and military bots," Popular Science
"Inside the little-known group that knows where toxic clouds will blow," Popular Science
"New Exascale Supercomputer Can Do a Quintillion Calculations a Second," Scientific American
"Plutonium production for NASA carries avoidable risk, safety panel says," Physics Today
"This online atlas is a goldmine for amateur intelligence sleuths," Popular Science
"These 3D printed engines can power space-bound rockets—or hypersonic weapons," Popular Science
"How a video game could help us better understand nuclear war," Popular Science
"An Inside Look at the Radiation-Sensing Material that’s on the Pentagon’s Radar," Popular Science
"Can These Government Efforts Crack the Code for DNA Storage?" Popular Science
"How Landsat Tracked 50 Years of Change on a Fiery Planet," Wired
"Spotting Objects from Space is Easy. This Challenge Is Harder," Wired
"These Satellites See through Clouds to Track Flooding," Wired
"Radioactive Material is Basically Everywhere, and that's a Problem," Scientific American
"Companies and Government Agencies Propose Nuclear Reactors for Space," Physics Today
"The Space and Air Forces Launch an LGBTQ Task Force," Wired
"There Are No Real Rules for Repairing Satellites in Space - Yet," Wired
"The Search for the Next Big Idea in Magnetic Field Mapping," Wired
"MIT Researchers Are Building an Instrument to Study Genetics on Mars," Quartz
"Scientists Are Building an AccuWeather for Germs," Leapsmag
"How America's Spooks Seek to Spy on Distant Satellites," WIRED
"The Pentagon Launched Another Space Agency. Do We Need It?" WIRED
"The View from the InSight Control Room," WIRED
"New Space Robots Will Fix Satellites, or Maybe Destroy Them, "WIRED
"Why DARPA Wants Everyone to Launch Little Rockets," WIRED
"Cosmic Ray Showers Crash Computers. Here's What to Do about It," WIRED
"The Japanese Space Bots That Could Build Moon Valley," WIRED
"What Happens When Science Just Disappears?" WIRED
"The Case of the Evaporating Exoplanets," WIRED
"Maybe Nobody Wants Your Space Internet," WIRED
"How Fast Can Gravitational Wave Detection Get?" WIRED
"Spoof, Jam, Destroy: Why We Need a Backup for GPS," WIRED
"How the Government Controls Sensitive Satellite Data," WIRED
"Want to Learn How to Mine in Space? There's a School for You," WIRED
"Yuri Milner and the Fellowship of Silicon Valley Science Influencers," WIRED
"Green Bank Observatory Embraces Its Alien-Hunting Future," WIRED
"NASA Should Be Friendly to the Press. Lately, It's Not," Undark
"Dream Chaser Spacecraft Hitches a Ride with a Helicopter," WIRED
"Meet the Woman Trying to Prepare Your Town for the Eclipse," WIRED
"SpaceX Wants to Launch Thousands of Satellites. What on Earth For?," WIRED
"For Modern Astronomers, It's Learn to Code or Get Left Behind," WIRED
"The Best Way to Transmit Satellite Data? In a Truck. Really," WIRED
"Russia's Quest to Build a Space Empire--Or Go Broke Trying," WIRED
"The Race to Rule the High-Flying Business of Satellite Imagery," WIRED
"88 Tiny Satellites Will Watch Earth, All the Time, All the Places," WIRED
"NASA's ISS Power Supply Mistake Was Totally Avoidable," WIRED
"How One Composer Turns Science into Serious Drama," WIRED
"How Breakthrough Listen Could Miss ET's Call," WIRED
"Luxembourg's Bid to Become the Silicon Valley of Space Mining," WIRED
"How NASA Will Choose Astronauts for Its Journey to Mars," WIRED
"How Space Scientists turn Exoplanets into Places," WIRED
"The Psychology behind the Excitement about Proxima Centauri b," WIRED
"How Queer Scientists Are Shaping Their Future with a Survey," WIRED
"The Unknown Lab of Millennials Fast-Tracking NASA's missions," WIRED
"Tantalizing Data from the LHC Has Physicists Psyched," WIRED
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