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Decades ago RCA had a soldering problem. One day nearly half of the assemblies had to be reworked, but nothing seemed amiss at the board shop. What was the cause? Mysteries of Science
One day a of network phone links between several major plants became tied up. What was causing this phone link problem? Mysteries of Science
One summer a factory producing coloring dyes was experiencing many alarms signaling a fire. What was causing these fires? Mysteries of Science
The EPA had photos showing a new stack on the roof of a plant. Upon examination, they found nothing. What happened to the stack? Mysteries of Science
A vendor was sorting a vending machine's change when he came across some strange looking dimes that looked like silver pennies. Mysteries of Science
Poly-Flex was building circuits using conductive ink, but had problems with component junctions. What was causing this? Mysteries of Science
A gold inventory tally made sure gold-in matched gold-out. Why were gold orders going up when sales showed no increase? Mysteries of Science
The military wanted to listen to the enemy from overhead. What type of aircraft would be quiet enough to make listening possible? Mysteries of Science
As a lightning bolt hit near a lab, a blue spark jumped from a radio in the lab room to a student. Was the spark lightning? Mysteries of Science
Cylinder locks coated with a light oil spray started to stick. Did a change in the process affect quality, and if so how? Mysteries of Science |
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