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• "Was macht die Mücke beim Wolkenbruch?"

• Results 1 to 15 of 39
• Off your trolley: Some shopping trolleys have anti-theft devices which don't allow them to leave the car park. How do these work?
• Stop thief: How do adhesive metal security tags work?
• Bad credit 1 & 2: How can cling film or tape make the malfunctioning magnetic strip of a credit card work again?
• Box of tricks: The small black box which can flash a name along a bar top
• Fast work: Why does searching my PC for a file take several minutes, yet searching for phrase in a search engine like Google, take a matter of seconds?
• Warm feeling: How does a gel-filled plastic jacket for warming bottles of red wine work?
• Tell me straight: How were the first completely straight tools produced?
• Glorious mud: Has anyone devised any footwear that makes it possible to trek across soft mud?
• Distant voices: How did "speaking tubes" work?
• Bathed in light: What on Earth is an "electric light bath"?
• Staple issue: Why do staplers have a rotating plate in the base so you can make the staples fold inwards or outwards?
• Network nightmare: How does a mobile phone network keep track of its individual phones?
• Backwash brio: How does the automatical cut-off on a fuel pump work?
• Darwinism: How does a storm glass work?
• Bubbling down: The behaviour of bubbles in a juke box
• Results 16 to 30 of 39
• Behind bars: How do bar codes and scanners work?
• War nuts: How could chestnuts have been used in making munitions?
• A lighter note: On a £20 note, what is the triangular object above the bench which appears to be projecting a cone of light?
• Pipe dream: What became of the scheme to transport solid goods by pipeline?
• Aerial bombardment: Why is a TV aerial such a strange shape?
• Carbonised: How does an old-fashioned soda syphon work
• Tiree, good: How do remote shipping forecast stations work?
• Deceptor vans: How TV detector vans work
• Boring question: What does rifling a gun barrel accomplish?
• Key problem: Why phone and calculator number pads differ
• Secret codes: How does VideoPlus work?
• Bendy bond: What are flexible fridge magnets made from?
• Boxing clever: How do box kites fly?
• Rise and fall: Why does my weight go up and down slightly as I'm standing on the scales?
• Results 31 to 39 of 39
• Toy story: Have Meccano or other construction toys helped in the discovery of any significant invention or principle
• Cracking codes: How is it decided which bar code to use for which product?
• Widget history: How does a beer can widget work?
• Call me for dinner: Why doesn't my microwave oven shield incoming calls to a mobile phone?
• Double chin: Why does the range of a remote control, double if the button is pressed with your chin?
• Move to the music: I often see little figurines that appear to dance to music being played behind them. How do they work?
• Dirty business: How does a silencer on a gun work?
• Fried potato: How do potato powered clocks work?
• Up in smoke: How do smoke detectors actually detect smoke?

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