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UV lamps were bleaching out the blue color so that a new ink looked like a clear coating. Why didn't this happen in the lab? Mysteries of Science
A lab made low cost circuits by printing conductive ink on film. Suddenly a cloud of smoke moved over the line. What happen? Mysteries of Science
A darkened factory floor was illuminated with bright light, but none of the light fixtures contained light bulbs. How could this happen? Mysteries of Science
Ford Motor Company was addressing a consistency issue. Inventory parts had a slight gold cast, but the new ones were a perfect "chrome white". Mysteries of Science
A worker was cleaning inside a vacuum chamber when the door slammed shut. His partner turned the vacuum pump on. What happened? Mysteries of Science
Chipmaker Intel had just started up a new chip factory when something odd caused a shut down. What lead to this development? Mysteries of Science
A color film production facility was having a serious quality control problem and the building air filters were at the top of the suspect list. Mysteries of Science
The line was running when suddenly there was a loud thud. The floor, supporting a vertical beam had given way. What happened? Mysteries of Science
A home had cable telephone but the phone line started going completely dead, mysteriously fixing itself just before the repairman arrived. Mysteries of Science
Texas Instrument's calculators made in the 80's used a flexible circuit made with carbon ink. What vital part did the carbon ink serve? Mysteries of Science |
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