Meanwhile, elsewhere on planet Earth:
• With a few months left in yet another Year of the Apocalypse, consider the prospects of an electricity-free refrigerator, and no, we don't mean one that uses kerosene. (Gizmodo.com)
• Speaking of alternative power, as one who read issues of Popular Science as a boy, and of innovations for the future that would never see the light of day, here's one that might in spite of itself. (PopSci.com)
• In another case of getting off the ground, an eighth-grader from Walton, New Hampshire, took his own science project to new heights, and he's got the video to prove it. (WMUR-TV)
• From new heights, we go to new lows, as a couple from Plymouth, Devon, in the UK, discover a well underneath their house dating to the late Middle Ages, something the seller neglected to mention when they bought the house -- twenty-five years ago. (London Telegraph)

And that's all the news that fits. As (what's left of) the week goes on, stay tuned, and stay in touch.
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