Humans May Be Shockingly Close to Decoding the Language of Animals (from popularmechanics.com) 
Weed Might Not Make You Creative After All (from discovermagazine.com) 
How Quantum Physicists ‘Flipped Time’ (and How They Didn’t) (from quantamagazine.org) 
The Last Mustard Maker in Dijon (from atlasobscura.com) 
Why Are We So Afraid of Nuclear Power? (from undark.org) 
James Webb Space Telescope discovers ice at ringed asteroid Chariklo (from space.com) 
Weird supernova remnant blows scientists’ minds (from nature.com) 
Simplifying the vaccine: Why a new COVID booster each fall could be the norm moving forward (from salon.com) 
This week: 🌩️Lightning lasers, 🤖robotic X-games, 🛞wheeled bug bots, and more! (from damninteresting.com) 
Asteroid passes Earth closer than some satellites (from irishtimes.com) 
Tiny radioactive capsule goes missing in Western Australia (from bbc.com) 
NASA Announces Successful Test of New Propulsion Technology for Treks to Deep Space (from gizmodo.com) 
Green comet zooming our way, last visited 50,000 years ago (from apnews.com) 
Toroidal propellers: A noise-killing game changer in air and water (from newatlas.com) 
When a new island arose from the South Pacific in 2015, it created an unprecedented opportunity for biologists and ecologists• (see also) (from sciencealert.com) 
Woman, 29, Enrolled in High School and Pretended to Be a Teenager (from nytimes.com) 
Shooting Tiny, High Speed Bullets at a Spacecraft Could Speed Up Travel to The Stars (from sciencealert.com) 
Cat-size primate relatives lived in the Arctic 52 million years ago (from us.cnn.com) 
‘Remarkable’: Eastbourne shipwreck identified as 17th-century Dutch warship (from theguardian.com) 
The Invention of Fettuccine Alfredo: A Love Story (from lithub.com) 
How do we know humans originated in Africa? (from thetech.org) 
Science has finally cracked the mystery of why so many people believe in conspiracy theories (from businessinsider.com) 
Did Ancient Egypt Have a Pigeon Problem? (from atlasobscura.com) 
