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scienceblog.com > m-on-july-11-1859-big-ben-rang-for-the-first-time-before-cracking-that-september-the-hour-was-struck-on-the-largest-quarter-bell-for-four-years-the-fix-was-to-turn-big-ben-90-degrees

On July 11, 1859, Big Ben rang for the first time before cracking that September. The fix was to turn Big Ben 90 degrees, fit a lighter hammer and cut a small square out of the metal.

2+ day, 14+ hour ago   (861+ words) Big Ben remained silent for four years, while the largest of the four quarter bells struck the hours...Parliament records that Big Ben was turned 90 degrees so the hammer would strike a different part of...


scienceblog.com > d-lightning-never-strikes-the-same-place-twice-is-a-comforting-saying-and-a-completely-false-one-tall-structures-get-hit-again-and-again-and-the-empire-state-building-alone-is-struck-around

"Lightning never strikes the same place twice" is a comforting saying and a completely false one — tall structures get hit again and again, and the Empire State Building alone is struck around twenty-five times a year

1+ mon, 1+ week ago   (367+ words) Sullivan usually gets told as a freak story, and partly he is one....


scienceblog.com > the-body-keeps-score-how-childhood-stress-rewires-everything

The Body Keeps Score: How Childhood Stress Rewires Everything

7+ mon, 3+ week ago   (659+ words) adult and child in the prenatal and postnatal period, can have profound impacts across generations,” Sullivan...


scienceblog.com > d-a-coyote-somehow-swam-two-miles-to-alcatraz-vanished-before-cameras-could-find-him-again-and-dna-in-his-droppings-revealed-he-had-crossed-from-angel-island-not-nearby-san-francisco-as-biologists-ex

A coyote somehow swam two miles to Alcatraz, vanished before cameras could find him again, and DNA in his droppings revealed he had crossed from Angel Island, not nearby San Francisco as biologists expected

1+ week, 5+ day ago   (713+ words) Geneticist Ben Sacks, quoted in a National Park Service news release, said three populations were in...


scienceblog.com > d-in-the-early-1970s-volunteers-and-county-crews-sank-up-to-2-million-tires-off-fort-lauderdale-to-build-a-reef-broken-straps-corroding-clips-and-storms-scattered-them-and-cleanup-crews-hav

In the early 1970s, volunteers and county crews sank up to 2 million tires off Fort Lauderdale to build a reef — broken straps, corroding clips and storms scattered them, and cleanup crews have since hauled more than 600,000 back up

4+ day, 9+ hour ago   (582+ words) As reported by CBS News Miami, senator Ben Albritton was blunter: “It’s not getting the job done.”...

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