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Most US lobster-trap tags that washed up on two Azores islands came from Maine, more than 3,000 km away, in a count of 1,577 pieces of North American gear with tags registered as far back as 1983
2026-10-10 — scienceblog.com


A hand-blown carbon-filament lightbulb hanging in a California fire station has burned almost continuously since 1901. By 2016, it had already outlived three webcams set up to watch it.
2026-09-24 — scienceblog.com


Since 2008, the Dutch city of Heerlen has used water in its flooded former coal mines to heat and cool homes, shops and offices
2026-09-24 — scienceblog.com


Illinois renamed Asian carp "copi" in June 2022, brought in a branding agency and started selling it to restaurants. The fish had not changed — the state had simply worked out that the only realistic way to cut the population was to make Americans want to eat it.
2026-09-24 — scienceblog.com


The taste cells reading your food today are constantly being replaced, with the average turnover taking roughly ten days. Some disappear within a week and others last for weeks, so the sensory equipment on your tongue is always changing
2026-09-24 — scienceblog.com


The camera that became the world's first webcam was pointed at a coffee pot in a Cambridge computer lab in 1991, so researchers upstairs could see whether a trip down was worth making. The setup ran for nearly ten years, and its longest-serving pot sold for £3,350 when the lab moved
2026-09-24 — scienceblog.com


Researchers studied 70 dogs over two years and recorded 1,893 defecations, finding they preferred to line up north to south along Earth's magnetic field — but only when the field's direction was holding steady, with the pattern disappearing as that direction began to shift
2026-09-24 — scienceblog.com


In 2009, road crews in Polk County, Wisconsin, began using leftover cheese brine to pre-wet road salt. Tests found the mixture helped salt stick to the road and cut salt use by 30 to 40 percent, while the dairy supplying the brine saved money it had been spending to dispose of it.
2026-09-24 — scienceblog.com


Two groups of adults were taught the same set of invented characters, one by copying them out by hand and one by typing them. When they were later shown those characters and asked only to recognise them, the handwriting group's brains fired in the regions used for producing speech and movement — as if reading a letter meant silently drawing it again.
2026-09-23 — scienceblog.com


Researchers secretly put GPS trackers inside 205 old printers and monitors to see where America’s electronic waste really went — 69 crossed national borders, 37 reached Hong Kong, and investigators followed the signals to junkyards where electronics were being smashed apart by hand
2026-09-23 — scienceblog.com

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