Geoengineering is the bogeyman of climate policy.
— Gizmodo

As we venture onto the moons of Jupiter and Saturn to look deep below their frozen surface, might we find new forms of life there?
— BBC Future

A technological battle burned hot between these two geniuses and their competing visions for the future of electricity.
— National Geographic

Sean Carroll contemplates lessons in morality from quantum physics.
— Literary Hub

Writer says time for secrecy is long passed.
— Duluth News Tribune

The animals use bird warning calls as their own alarm system.
— CityLab

Report from pilot says object moved "180 miles across the radar screen in about 1.5 seconds."
— The UFO Chronicles

David Metcalfe looks at the 'psychic underground' of plain folk.
— davidmetcalfe.wordpress.com

Your musical preference may reveal a lot about your personality traits and political orientation.
— Neuroscience News

— The Sun

A new blood test could detect more than 20 types of cancer, allowing cases to be identified and treated far earlier.
— The Telegraph

It was a tiny hole, drilled by hand then carefully concealed but it caused an international scandal — now Russia has admitted it knows what happened.
— news.com.au

The firm is said to be working on a secretive 'flower pot' device that can monitor health from a distance.
— Mail Online

Elon Musk has revealed more groundbreaking plans for his SpaceX Starship as the billionaire takes a closer step to landing on Mars.
— EXPRESS.co.uk

As rumors suggested, Facebook is getting ready to start hiding "Likes" on its own site.
— Engadget

'In 5 years, 5,000 spacecraft will be looking for launch.'
— The Hindu Business Line

...which sort of sounds like reports of how aliens control their 'craft.'
— ZDNet US

A rollicking tale of a Scottish witch.
— The National

And why is one of them Gwyneth Paltrow?
— Town and Country Magazine

But we probably can't handle it, says NASA scientist.
— The Telegraph

The discovery may force astronomers to rethink how planets form.
— Space.com

Artists and fashion designers are coming up with novel ways to stay private in public.
— Thomson Reuters Foundation

Could controversial new artworks change our view of the heavens?
— BBC Future

Introduced in the late '60s, the Futuro house was shaped like a UFO, contained built-in shag carpet, and could be delivered by helicopter.
— The Outline

The magic box that turns motion into music is celebrated by musicians and listeners worldwide.
— The Vintage News

Earth's crust is literally tearing apart to form this volcanic seascape.
— LiveScience

A comet spotted at the end of August is officially an interstellar object, according to the International Astronomical Union (IAU).
— Space.com

The different colors are the same camouflage the marine animal uses when hunting and eating prey while awake.
— DailyMail.com

The Alcubierre Drive would achieve faster-than-light travel by stretching the fabric of space-time in a wave.
— Science Alert

Reaction Engines, who are based in England, are in the process of building a hybrid hydrogen air-breathing rocket that will allow a plane to fly at Mach 5.4.
— The Telegraph