Two old friends. A rainy afternoon. Vanilla lattes at Starbucks. Divergent conversations about life, the world, and the best tiramisu in town. An inquiry about my forthcoming book on creativity ... at Psychologytoday.com

"Perhaps there is also a jet lurking in Sagittarius A* waiting to be observed, which would be super exciting!" at Space.com

Doctors in Boston performed the first pig kidney transplant in a living patient. A man in Massachusetts just became the first person to receive a pig kidney transplant. at Livescience.com

Headaches are a common and recurring problem in space, even for astronauts that don't experience them on Earth. at Space.com

When a long-term memory forms, some brain cells experience a rush of electrical activity so strong that it snaps their DNA. Then, an inflammatory response kicks in, repairing this damage and helping to cement the memory, a study in mice shows. at Nature.com

It’s almost that magical time of year that the Humane Society of America likens to a “ natural disaster .” Kitten season. “The level of emotions for months on end is so draining, said Ann Dunn, director of Oakland Animal Services, a city-run shelter in the San Francisco Bay Area. “And every year we just know it’s going to get harder.” at Grist.org

A screenshot of an exchange on X (formerly Twitter) routinely goes viral with the claim that only 100 corporations are responsible for roughly 70% of the world's greenhouse gas emissions. at Snopes.com

The US Department of Agriculture has updated its plant hardiness zone map, which shows where various plants will grow across the country. Gardeners should take note. at Theconversation.com

The most recent study did further experiments and found that dogs with this mutation feel hungrier between meals and burn less energy than those without. 1 From there, researchers aimed to dive deeper into how this mutation can impact a dog’s overall health and quality of life. at Dvm360.com

Eclipses are rare, fantastic celestial events. Here’s how educators can help visually impaired students enjoy eclipses alongside their sighted peers. at Theconversation.com

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