Dying People Can Probably Hear You, Mapmakers Catch Copycats with Paper Towns, and How Woodpeckers Shut Down a NASA Launch

Published: Aug. 26, 2020, 7 a.m.

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Learn about how mapmakers catch copycats with paper towns and trap streets; why people on their deathbed can probably hear their loved ones pay their last respects; and that time some woodpeckers shut down NASA\\u2019s plan to launch the space shuttle Discovery.

Paper Towns and Trap Streets Are How Mapmakers Catch Copycats by Reuben Westmaas

Dying loved ones can probably hear you give your last respects by Grant Currin

That Time Some Woodpeckers Shut Down A NASA Space Shuttle Launch by Joanie Faletto

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