- Raindrops are tiny lightning bolts, and they’re corroding cars, study finds (Ars Technica) Water moving through the air generates a significant static charge.
- The Persian Gulf LNG Lockout: Qatar’s Prolonged Force Majeure Shockwave (Energy Geopolitics & Statecraft) It's not just oil.
- Home-intruding bobcat no match for police drone (Popular Science) A cat burglar .
- Ancient “living fossils” may reveal how complex life began (ScienceDaily) The origins of partner cells, which might have led to things like organelles.
- Campfire Stories May Be The Real Origin Of Spoken Language, Scientists Propose (StudyFinds) You do not need complex language to hunt and gather.
- Traces of nearly four million coins reveal how Rome achieved economic integration (Agência FAPESP) Empire requires economic integration.
- Almost half of world’s farmers poisoned by pesticides every year, experts find (The Guardian) Not a surprise.
- Human Urine and Fuel Are Melting the Glacier Beneath Everest Base Camp (ZME Science) This is a metaphor for something
- Judge orders release of records on Nazis who settled in Canada (Ottawa Citizen) About f%$#ing time. Canada was a willing refuge for war criminals following WWII.
- Looks like the pro-Flock camera checks have cleared (Who Broke It) Right wing influencers have suddenly turned pro-Flock. They are getting paid for this.
- Panama Canal Implements First Transit Restriction of 2026 Due to Drought (Telesur) Clearly anthropogenic climate change is a hoax.
- Who is Victor Marx? 'Spiritual Warfare' Guru, Accused 'Con Man' Running for Colorado Governor (Contrarian News) He is also an amateur exorcist. (As Anna Russel would say, "I'm not making this up, you know.")
- Meet the 2026 Ig Nobel Prize winners (Ars Technica) Some of these sound like good science.
The use of duress passwords in the context of out of control law enforcement:
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