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The Indigenous Archaeologist Tracking Down the Missing Residential Children (The New York Times)
West Virginia's governor was so disturbed by information on the Delta variant that he said he wanted to 'pee and throw up' (Business Insider)
Space tourists fly at their own risk - nobody is regulating their safety. Experts say ticket-holders are accepting their role in an 'experiment' (Business Insider)
Think of your COVID-19 vaccine as a seatbelt, not impenetrable armor (Business Insider)
Bezos loses appeal of NASA's plans to use Musk moon lander (Associated Press)

The CDC's leaked document is 'largely reassuring' for vaccinated people, says a Brown University public-health expert (Business Insider)
Russian lab module docked on ISS deemed safe after initial scare (CBS News)
Accountability office backs NASA-SpaceX moon lander contract (CBS News)
GAO denies Blue Origin�s protest of NASA�s lunar lander contract award to SpaceX (GeekWire)
Boeing is ready to try flying its spaceship to the space station for NASA once again, after failing its first attempt (Business Insider)

CDC: COVID-19 outbreak among 346 fully vaccinated people shows those 'infected with Delta can transmit the virus' (Business Insider)
Light spotted behind black hole for first time, proving Einstein right (CBS News)
Elon Musk's Neuralink wants to embed microchips in people's skulls and get robots to perform brain surgery (Business Insider)
Study: Vaccinated people can carry as much virus as others (Associated Press)
Russia blames space station lab incident on software failure (Associated Press)

Einstein right, again: Researchers see light 'echo' around black hole (NBC News)
In heat emergency, Greece adds checks for fires, power cuts (Associated Press)
The Philippine president told unvaccinated people 'for all I care, you can die anytime' as he continues his brutal threats against vaccine deniers (Business Insider)
A Missouri doctor says people in her state are getting vaccines in disguise for fear of running into friends or family who might judge them (Business Insider)
'Cars into caskets': New study confirms police bias towards Black drivers (NBC News)

Elon Musk's brain-chip company Neuralink has raised 05 million, and says its tech will help quadriplegic people control phones and laptops with their minds (Business Insider)
Russian module mishap destabilises International Space Station (BBC)
The Delta variant is as contagious as chickenpox, leaked CDC presentation says (Business Insider)
Shark sightings off New York coast linked to climate change: Scientists (CBS News)
Russia's new space-station module fired its engines in error, pushing the entire station into an hour-long spin (Business Insider)

New Russian lab briefly knocks space station askew (CBS News)
Israel will roll out a booster dose of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine to older people, citing a drop in protection against severe disease driven by the Delta variant (Business Insider)
NASA has delayed Boeing's spaceship flight after a Russian module pushed the space station out of position (Business Insider)
Who Discriminates in Hiring? A New Study Can Tell. (The New York Times)
The 10 flights of NASA's Ingenuity Mars helicopter in one chart (Business Insider)

Brazil begins mass vaccine study in poor Rio neighborhood (Associated Press)
6 vaccinated people who got COVID-19 share where they were infected: weddings, summer camps, and a Vegas trip (Business Insider)
How to prove you're vaccinated if you're going to a restaurant, bar, or concert that requires it (Business Insider)
White conservatives are the most staunchly resistant to vaccines in the US, a new poll shows (Business Insider)
Delayed Russian Nauka module joins space station (BBC)

Inmarsat to launch small satellite network (BBC)
UK already undergoing disruptive climate change (BBC)
Report: UK could hit 40 Celsius soon due to climate change (Associated Press)
What is climate change? A really simple guide (BBC)
Marine scientists spotted a 'real-life' SpongeBob SquarePants and Patrick Star near an underwater mountain in the Atlantic (Business Insider)

Potato milk is a thing now. You can't buy it in the US, but people are making the sustainable drink themselves at home. (Business Insider)
First sign of animal life on Earth may be a sponge fossil (Associated Press)
Study: EU electricity demand rebounds without more emissions (Associated Press)
A YouTuber bet a physicist 0,000 that a wind-powered vehicle could travel twice as fast as the wind itself - and won (Business Insider)
California Gov. Gavin Newsom pulled his kids out of summer camp after a photo showed his son not wearing a mask inside (Business Insider)

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