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Victorian London once put the post on tiny rails and let air pressure do the pulling.
Wilson Bentley caught snow crystals and refined microphotography techniques that preserved their structures before they melted.
The ZIL-29061 used two rotating screw pontoons to cross snow, mud, and water while supporting cosmonaut recovery operations.
Japan's ISU-1 Grand Prix sends teams around street courses on wheeled office chairs propelled by their feet.
A cultured neural system received feedback from a simplified Pong environment and changed its activity during the experiment.
Very large cave chambers can sustain localized fog and cloud-like formations when moisture and temperature conditions align.
A provision of the Metropolitan Police Act 1839 addresses kite-flying that annoys people in a thoroughfare.
Victor Lustig posed as a government official and persuaded a scrap dealer that the Eiffel Tower was secretly for sale.
Jeanne Villepreux-Power developed glass enclosures to observe living marine animals and test how the paper nautilus forms its shell.
A 1949 novelty radio placed tubes, an antenna, and controls on a pith helmet sold in bright colors.
