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From soccer biomechanics to ancient Roman scrolls, June’s overlooked science stories reveal how modern hardware is reshaping research.
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A UK crafter gifted children paper hedgehogs folded from Nicholson Baker’s erotic novel The Fermata. Police were called. He said he was mortified.
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