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That's the spirit

After painting, I washed my brush in white spirit and wiped it on a paper towel. Later I noticed the towel was covered in flies that apparently suffered no harm. They stayed there for at least an hour. What kind of flies would be attracted to white spirit? I later found more flies drowned in a jar of white spirit some distance away. >Read the answer  

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Why is frozen milk yellow? >Read the answer   Visit the Last Word blog, where you can post your answers online and explore all the unanswered questions SEARCH What would happen to the world as we know it if the Earth were hollow below the crust, assuming it didn't collapse inwards? A wooden barrel of gunpowder is a familiar sight in many historical movies, but were they really used? It's an unfortunate question I know, but why does human excrement smell so badly? Electricity is supposed to be the "silent servant". So why do transformers hum? In what form is CO2 found in natural mineral water springs, how does it get there and why is it removed and then added back before bottling? ANSWERS PLEASE The writers of all published answers receive £25 ($40)   Fowl play This guineafowl feather (pictured below) embodies a challenge to embryologists. How does the bird grow pigmented cells in patterns of spots that must change as the feather grows in order to maintain the pattern? These patterns also overlie a separate and independent pattern contained throughout many feathers whose tissues cannot possibly react to the pigmentation in neighbouring feathers as they grow. So how is the overall pattern retained on the whole bird? >send your answer   Taste tribulation Readers have often contacted us to ask whether there is anything Jon Richfield - a prolific answerer of Last Word questions - does not know. Well, it seems there is - Ed >send your answer   QUESTIONS PLEASE Do you have a scientific enquiry about everyday phenomena? >send your question     New<b>Scientist.</b>com Su Doku New<b>Scientist.</b>com podcast HUMOUR: New Scientist's Feedback Column

LHC for sale

THE switch-on of the Large Hadron Collider at CERN near Geneva, Switzerland, on 10 September generated a large number of stories on the internet. Nigel Bailey points us to one of the more surprising of these - the announcement on Ebay of the successful sale of an LHC constructed in a garden in Voe, the Shetland Islands, UK. At www.lhcforsale.notlong.com, "David" says: "I was building this in my back garden. I had dug a tunnel 100 feet down and joined it up to the local sewerage pipe which runs for 27 kilometres around the village. I was hoping to start the experiment this morning but due to being beat by the Swiss I no longer need this Item. This... >Read more ..   SEND US YOUR STORY GIZMO

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"NASA has lost focus and is no longer associated with inspiration. I don't think our kids are watching the space shuttle launches. It used to be a remarkable thing. It doesn't even pass for news anymore."

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