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1. Photography – Islands Seen From Space (Wired).
2. Photography – Inside a Colombian Prison (GOOD).
3. History – The Ten Most Influential Internet Moments of the Decade (Webby Awards).
4. History – Ancient Greek worshippers showed inclination towards the Sun (Times Online).
5. History – The History of Economic Thought (The New School).
6. History – 10 Failed Doomsday Prophecies (National Geographic).
7. Science – Did Neanderthals Have Sex with Modern Humans? (Fox News)
8. Interesting – The strength of post-Soviet math stems from decades of lonely productivity (WSJ).
9. WTF – Japanese fishing trawler sunk by giant jellyfish (Telegraph.co.uk).
10. WTF – Joseph Palmer: Perscuted For Wearing The Beard (Dyers.org).

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1. Photography – The Berlin Reunion (The Big Picture).
2. Science – Can Life Survive Deep Space? Let’s Send It There! (Wired)
3. Science – The 10 Biggest Intellectual Fights Of All Time (Weird News).
4. History – Hermann the German, once sullied by Nazi propaganda, is enjoying a revival (The National Newspaper).
5. History – French Revolution was a “‘mistake” says French “King” (Telegraph UK).
6. History – States Battle U.S. For Billions in Lost War Bonds (Washington Post).
7. History – 20,000 year old cave paintings found in Spain (eitb).
8. Interesting – Babe Ruth Like You’ve Never Seen Him Before (NY Times).
9. Interesting – Money Does Grow on Trees (Trifter).
10. Wiki – Hermann the German (Wikipedia).

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1. Photography – 16 photographers share their hardest-won images and adventures behind them (Outside Online).
2. Science – Bionics bring augmented reality a step closer (atomic).
3. Science – Loss Of Top Predators Causing Surge In Smaller Predators, Ecosystem Collapse (Science Daily).
4. History – Nazi rules for interior decoration (German Propaganda Archive).
5. History – Joseph Stalin’s grandson has launched a court action claiming a liberal Russian newspaper has defamed the former Soviet dictator (BBC).
6. History – Animals Survived Apocalypse by Burrowing (Discovery).
7. History – Aspirin Misuse May Have Made 1918 Flu Pandemic Worse (Science Daily).
8. History – DNA analysis has revealed the identity of the “cursed blood” disorder that afflicted the British Royal Family in the 19th and early 20th centuries (BBC).
9. Interesting – Seoul’s jumbo piece of junk (Vice Magazine).
10. Interesting – Battleship Island – Japan’s rotting metropolis (Vice Magazine).

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1. Photography – This Year’s Most Amazing Microscopic Photography (Pop Sci).
2. Science – How Memories are Maintained Over Time (American Scientific).
3. Science – Russia plots return to Venus (BBC).
4. Science – Astronomers Discover Solar System’s Largest Planetary Ring Yet around Saturn (American Scientific).
5. Science – Microbial Warfare (SEED).
6. Science – Blasted into space from a giant air gun (New Scientist).
7. Dinosaurs – World’s largest dinosaur prints found in France (Telegraph UK).
8. Interesting – Man grows new skull after decades (BBC).
9. Interesting – A collection of trivia related to “The World’s Longest” (Amazing Facts).
10. Interesting – The man who delivers the news to Nobel laureates on tradition, joy, and voicemail (SEED).

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1. Photography – The Unearthly Beauty of Antelope Canyon (Trifter).
2. Science – The population delusion (New Scientist).
3. Science – Surgeons offer eyesight tailored to an individual’s life and career (Times Online).
4. Science - Scientists have pinpointed a gene linked to more than half of all breast cancers (BBC).
5. History – Captivating tales from WWII POWs (BBC).
6. History – Galileo’s middle finger (Atlas Obscura).
7. History – 15 Unusual Prehistoric Creatures (Listverse).
8. Interesting – 5 Old Age Health Freaks (vitabits.co.uk).
9. Interesting – Top 10 Fascinating Facts About Cheese (Listverse).
10. Interesting – Patron Saint of the Nerds (Wired).

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