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Fog Signals: September 13 – September 19, 2026

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Issue 34  ·  SEPTEMBER 13 – 19

Walking Men From Around the World

●  01  ·  CULTURE

Walking Men From Around the World

From Warsaw to Singapore to Cape Town to Andorra and Sydney, we see these walking men (and women) in all sorts of forms.

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A Little Bit Strange for October: New in the Moss and Fog Shop

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A Little Bit Strange for October: New in the Moss and Fog Shop

Not costumes, and not plastic cobwebs. Candles that burn down over a hidden skeleton, a deck built around a wilderness that does not exist, a fortune teller four inches tall, and two very small blades.

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Six Places Where Autumn Is Still (Somewhat) a Secret

●  03  ·  TRAVEL

Six Places Where Autumn Is Still (Somewhat) a Secret

Autumn travels. We followed it to six places where the season is spectacular and the crowds have not caught on yet, from a Hokkaido volcano to a Hungarian marsh full of cranes.

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The Most Extraordinary Defense Mechanisms in the Animal Kingdom: A Visual Guide

●  04  ·  NATURE

The Most Extraordinary Defense Mechanisms in the Animal Kingdom: A Visual Guide

Beetles that fire boiling chemicals, lizards that shoot blood from their eyes, moths that jam bat sonar and a snail that builds its shell out of iron. Twenty-nine of the strangest ways animals stay alive, explained.

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Two modern decorative vases in pastel colors, one purple with yellow patterns and the other featuring a pattern of purple and yellow stripes, set on a white shelf.

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05Fascinating Fine Art Illustrations by Rinat Khabirov
ART
06Spinning Ribbons of Light: The Dreamlike Carousels of Luca Battaglia
PHOTOGRAPHY
07These 3D-Printed Vases Are Woven From Colored Filament
ARTISAN
08Why Andy Goldsworthy Waits for Autumn
ART
09Artistic Leaf Patterns Made by Land Artist Nikola Faller
NATURE · ARCHIVE
10The 1,400 Year Old Ginkgo Tree That Rains Gold Every Autumn
ART · ARCHIVE
A majestic ginkgo tree with vibrant yellow leaves spreading over a ground covered in golden foliage, set against a misty backdrop.

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It's time to get a little strange…

New fall and Halloween objects in the Moss and Fog Shop.

Candle Care Set, Snuffer and Wick TrimmerCandle Care Set, Snuffer and Wick Trimmer$29 Classic 8-Ball CandleClassic 8-Ball Candle$34
Tarot Candle, DeathTarot Candle, Death$39 PyroPet Kisa, Black Cat CandlePyroPet Kisa, Black Cat Candle$40
The Remarkable Micro-Carvings by Salavat Fidai

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A pygmy three-toed sloth from Isla Escudo de Veraguas, Panama, photographed by Vitya_maly near water — this notoriously slow tree-dweller can slow its heart rate while submerged and hold its breath far longer than a dolphin, a metabolic feat that makes the world's unhurriest mammal also one of its most unexpected divers
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Fog Signals: August 31 – September 6, 2026

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Fog Signals · The Weekly Dispatch

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AUGUST 31 – SEPTEMBER 6

Fascinated by the world of animals, the way we are? We revisited some amazing animal articles.

Sloths Can Hold Their Breaths Underwater Longer than Dolphins Can

NATURE

Sloths Can Hold Their Breaths Underwater Longer than Dolphins Can

These notoriously slow tree-dwellers can hold their breaths for a remarkably long time.

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Trees Sleep at Night. Scientists Watched It Happen.

NATURE

Trees Sleep at Night. Scientists Watched It Happen.

Point a laser at a birch tree and leave it running all night, and you will watch the whole crown sink by ten centimeters, then lift itself back up before dawn.

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The Futuristic Lucas Museum of Narrative Art Opens in Los Angeles

ARCHITECTURE

The Futuristic Lucas Museum of Narrative Art Opens in Los Angeles

This is not a Star Wars museum. It is a billion-dollar argument that the hierarchy we inherited, the one that puts oil painting at the top and comics somewhere near the service entrance, was never anything more than a habit.

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Zion Now Has a Wheelchair That Goes Where the Pavement Ends

NATURE

Zion Now Has a Wheelchair That Goes Where the Pavement Ends

Zion is the first national park to own an all-terrain wheelchair and lend it out free. How it works, where it goes, and where to camp so you get the whole day.

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Also this week

So much more this week, including new items in the Moss and Fog Shop. Stay tuned, and as always, thanks for being part of the journey.

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Pocket TerrariumPocket Terrarium$11 Glass Incense HolderGlass Incense Holder$15
The Outdoors OracleThe Outdoors Oracle$29.95 Colour Wheel Enamel TrayColour Wheel Enamel Tray$17.50

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Fog Signals: August 23 – August 30, 2026

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Fog Signals · The Weekly Dispatch

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AUGUST 23 – AUGUST 30

Remembering highly creative, impactful female icons, exploring some of the most amazing bridges in the world, and so much more.

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How Crayola Makes 3 Billion Crayons a Year

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How Crayola Makes 3 Billion Crayons a Year

Looking into how Crayola makes lots and lots and lots of crayons every year.

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Beautiful Hand Drawn Flyover of Yosemite in Autumn

ANIMATION

Beautiful Hand Drawn Flyover of Yosemite in Autumn

This hand drawn illustration shows us the scale and majesty of Yosemite during fall color season.

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Remembering the Epic Work of Yayoi Kusama, Who Died This Week at Age 97

REMEMBERING

Remembering the Epic Work of Yayoi Kusama, Who Died This Week at Age 97

Few artists have ever reshaped the human perception of space, light, and obsession quite like Yayoi Kusama.

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IKEA's New Collection Is Collectible Design That's Actually Affordable

PRODUCT DESIGN

IKEA's New Collection Is Collectible Design That's Actually Affordable

Twenty-two pieces, seven designers, nothing over £200. IKEA's Konstrunda collection asks what collectible design looks like without the gallery markup.

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Remembering The Universal Magic of Dolly Parton

REMEMBERING

Remembering The Universal Magic of Dolly Parton

Remembering the legendary, epic Dolly Parton.

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The Kinetic Minimalism of Al Boardman

MOTION GRAPHICS

The Kinetic Minimalism of Al Boardman

The fun and kinetic motion graphics of designer Al Boardman.

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20 of the Most Breathtaking Bridges We've Ever Featured

ARCHITECTURE

20 of the Most Breathtaking Bridges We've Ever Featured

From a canyon crossing taller than the Eiffel Tower to footbridges grown from living roots, a slow walk across the most jaw-dropping bridges we have covered in seventeen years.

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Nature’s Glitch: Tiny Pink Springtails That Seem to Teleport

MAGICAL

Nature’s Glitch: Tiny Pink Springtails That Seem to Teleport

These tiny insects have the seeming ability to teleport when they move.

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Pocket TerrariumPocket Terrarium$11 Glass Incense HolderGlass Incense Holder$15
The Outdoors OracleThe Outdoors Oracle$29.95 Colour Wheel Enamel TrayColour Wheel Enamel Tray$17.50

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Fog Signals: August 16 – August 22, 2026

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AUGUST 16 – AUGUST 22

Fog Signals is back! Last week we were out in nature recharging. Thanks for taking part in our journey.

This Chocó Pambil Refuge Floats Gently in the Jungle Canopy

SOUTH AMERICA

This Chocó Pambil Refuge Floats Gently in the Jungle Canopy

This jungle refuge is the kind of quiet hideaway we all daydream about escaping to.

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Exploring the Color Palettes of the World

COLORS

Exploring the Color Palettes of the World

We explore a few of the color palettes from around the globe.

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These Shoes Are Made of Flowers, and They Wilt Within Hours

FLOWERS

These Shoes Are Made of Flowers, and They Wilt Within Hours

Katerina Shukshina builds footwear from dandelions, gladiolus, pea shoots and wild strawberry. Each pair lasts about an hour, and the photograph is all that survives.

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5,000 Vintage Movie Posters Just Went Online For Free

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5,000 Vintage Movie Posters Just Went Online For Free

Yes, You Can Download Them! Before movie posters were ruined by bad Photoshop and giant floating celebrity heads, they were actual pieces of art. Studios hired proper illustrators, painters, and typographers to boil an entire two-hour film down into a…

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Burritos from the Sky: Uber and Zipline Bet on the Drone Age

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Burritos from the Sky: Uber and Zipline Bet on the Drone Age

Drone logistics pioneer Zipline plans to launch restaurant delivery in select US markets before year's end.

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The Outdoors OracleThe Outdoors Oracle$29.95 Colour Wheel Enamel TrayColour Wheel Enamel Tray$17.50

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Fog Signals: July 12 – July 19, 2026

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Welcome to another Fog Signals week in review. This past week we remembered actor Sam Neill, and the impact he had on us, and cinema. We also spoke about a rather creepy geo-engineering project that our readers were quite vocal about, and we echo their sentiment.

10 of the Most Beautiful, Wild Treehouses We've Ever Featured

TREES

10 of the Most Beautiful, Wild Treehouses We've Ever Featured

From an 'Ewok village' to a tower floating in the Mexican canopy, here are ten of the wildest, most beautiful treehouses we've ever posted on Moss & Fog.

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Jimothy the Unique Raccoon Steals the Internet’s Heart

ANIMALS

Jimothy the Unique Raccoon Steals the Internet’s Heart

Jimothy has made a huge splash, after his appearance in Seattle.

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What type of content are you most interested in seeing more of? Let us know.

The US Just Approved a Giant Space Mirror to Light Up the Night

PLANET EARTH

The US Just Approved a Giant Space Mirror to Light Up the Night

This California startup plans to launch a satellite that unfolds a mirror the size of a small building and bounces sunlight down onto the dark side of the planet.

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Galileo: A Concept Car That Turns Into an Observatory When You Park It

CONCEPT CARS

Galileo: A Concept Car That Turns Into an Observatory When You Park It

This fascinating car concept is a rolling observatory.

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This Stunning Ribbon Chapel is Utterly Minimal and Beautiful

ARCHITECTURE

This Stunning Ribbon Chapel is Utterly Minimal and Beautiful

Take a look at this chapel, which features a continuous flowing loop.

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Remembering Sam Neill in One of Cinema's Most Memorable Moments

REMEMBERING

Remembering Sam Neill in One of Cinema's Most Memorable Moments

Remembering beloved actor Sam Neill, and one of his most iconic film scenes.

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Fog Signals: July 5 – July 12, 2026

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Are our days of doing laundry coming to an end? Seems plausible, if pricey. This past week, we explored advances in robotics, but also explorations of magical clouds to surf on, and some truly wild animal behaviors.

Weave Robotics Launches Isaac, Their $8000 Laundry Folding Robot

ROBOTS

Weave Robotics Launches Isaac, Their $8000 Laundry Folding Robot

This home robot was meant to do just a few tasks. Would you trust it in your home?

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Meet The Serow, Japan's Unique Goat Antelope

ANIMALS

Meet The Serow, Japan's Unique Goat Antelope

Animals you never knew existed, Serow edition.

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Fordite, The Accidental Gemstone Made of a Million Cars

DESIGN

Fordite, The Accidental Gemstone Made of a Million Cars

In Detroit's old paint booths, decades of overspray hardened into layered stone. Fordite is the accidental gem of the atomic age, and no more will ever be made.

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Hammerhead Sharks Are Nearly Extinct. Here's Why It Matters.

ENDANGERED

Hammerhead Sharks Are Nearly Extinct. Here's Why It Matters.

Populations down 97% since the 1990s. A new National Geographic film makes the ecological case for protecting hammerhead sharks before it's too late.

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Morning Glory, The 1,000 km Cloud That Pilots Surf

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Morning Glory, The 1,000 km Cloud That Pilots Surf

Each spring over remote Australia, a colossal wave of cloud rolls in, up to 1,000 km long, and glider pilots surf it. Meet the Morning Glory.

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What if Antoni Gaudí Had Designed a Massive Hotel in New York?

ARCHITECTURE

What if Antoni Gaudí Had Designed a Massive Hotel in New York?

This fascinating project brings a near-forgotten Antoni Gaudí building to life in New York City, if only digitally.

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Australia's Firehawks 🔥, The Birds That Spread Wildfire on Purpose

BIRDS

Australia's Firehawks 🔥, The Birds That Spread Wildfire on Purpose

In northern Australia, three kinds of birds pick up burning sticks and start new fires to flush out prey. Aboriginal people knew it long before science did.

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Fog Signals: June 1 – June 7, 2026

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June 1 – June 7 | 2026


Welcome to Fog Signals, featuring the most loved, most talked about content of the week. What caught your eye this week?

Charmingly Lovely and Absurd Bird Names

BIRDS

Charmingly Lovely and Absurd Bird Names

Some of our favorites from the 100 greatest bird names of all time.

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LEGO Just Built the Biggest Set in Its History. Of Course It's the Sagrada Familia.

LEGO

LEGO Just Built the Biggest Set in Its History. Of Course It’s the Sagrada Familia.

To honor Gaudi’s centenary, LEGO built its biggest set in history: a 12,060-piece Sagrada Familia that mirrors the basilica’s actual construction sequence.

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Are you as outdoorsy as we are? Our latest project, Campgrounder.io lets you find local, far flung, or last minute campground spots, from hundreds of locations!

Graphic promoting the website campgrounder.io with the text 'Find your camp.' and an illustration of a tent.
What Is Kinari? Meet Panasonic's Plant-Based Plastic Alternative

SUSTAINABILITY

What Is Kinari? Meet Panasonic’s Plant-Based Plastic Alternative

Panasonic’s MI Division has been quietly developing Kinari since 2015 as a real alternative to plastic.

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Paris’ Long-Debated Triangle Tower Finally Reaches Full Height

ARCHITECTURE

Paris’ Long-Debated Triangle Tower Finally Reaches Full Height

Tour Triangle takes on a sharply tapered, geometric profile

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This Bracelet Translates Sign Language Into Spoken Words

TECHNOLOGY

This Bracelet Translates Sign Language Into Spoken Words

Nura, winner of the 2026 Rimowa Design Prize, uses EMG sensors to convert sign language into speech in real time. It looks like jewelry. It changes everything. 

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Helena Minginowicz Paints on Paper Towels. It Shouldn't Work, But It does.

ART

Helena Minginowicz Paints on Paper Towels. It Shouldn’t Work, But It does.

These remarkable paintings are done on ordinary paper towel.

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A Floating Silver Cloud Becomes China’s Newest Science Museum

MUSEUMS

A Floating Silver Cloud Becomes China’s Newest Science Museum

Yet another show-stopping architectural building in China, this time in the form of a futuristic science museum.

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Fog Signals: May 11 – May 17, 2026

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May 11 – May 17 | 2026

Seeing our world in new light, and new perspectives…

This week we look back at paintings that reveal new worlds in a brushstroke, and a Hong Kong bar that is a feast for the senses.

What caught your eye the most? What inspired you this week?

Hypnotic Kinetic Type by Syddarth Mate

ANIMATION

Hypnotic Kinetic Type by Syddarth Mate

These mesmerizing letters are part of the 36 Days of Type project, and the work of designer Syddharth Mate.

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The Art of Destroying a House: Ian Strange's Suburban Interventions

ART

The Art of Destroying a House: Ian Strange’s Suburban Interventions

Ian Strange cuts, floods, and blackens real suburban homes across four countries. Art that cross-examines what the domestic ideal promises and conceals.

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Incredible Underwater Photographs Look Like Baroque Paintings

UNDERWATER

Incredible Underwater Photographs Look Like Baroque Paintings

These images appear like paintings until you look a little closer and see they’re actually photographs.

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The Peridot Bar Glows Green Above Hong Kong

ARCHITECTURE

The Peridot Bar Glows Green Above Hong Kong

Perched on the 38th floor of The Henderson , a stunning Zaha Hadid building in Hong Kong, Peridot Bar is a jewel-like cocktail lounge wrapped…

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David Ambarzumjan's Paintings Crack Time Open With a Single Brushstroke

PAINTING

David Ambarzumjan’s Paintings Crack Time Open With a Single Brushstroke

We see brushstrokes that change time, color, and subject matter in these paintings.

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Sculptural Birdhouses Built from Children's Drawings in Cambodia

KIDS

Sculptural Birdhouses Built from Children’s Drawings in Cambodia

A designer in Cambodia gave 90 kids one brief: draw a house for a bird. The sculptural results are stranger and more alive than most things built by professionals.

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Spell Your Name With Rivers, Deltas, Lakes, and Deserts

NASA

Spell Your Name With Rivers, Deltas, Lakes, and Deserts

NASA’s online tool lets you spell using an alphabet made from satellite imagery.

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A Profound Human Impact on the Land

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A Profound Human Impact on the Land

The Latvian artist is prolific, creating hyper-realistic 3D renderings that run the gamut of styles and subject matter.

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A claymation scene with the tactile imperfection of handmade stop-motion animation — the visible trace of human hands that makes clay work feel alive in a way digital cannot replicate
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Fog Signals: April 27 – May 3, 2026

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April 27 – May 3 | 2026

This week we looked back at the history of claymation, that wonderful art form that brings an imperfect tactility and range of emotions to film and tv.

We also introduced The Atlas, and a brand new way to explore Moss and Fog articles from around the world!

A claymation character holding a piece of cheese and a plate, looking pleasantly surprised in a whimsical landscape.

Diving into the world’s deepest lakes, exploring the history of Claymation, and more.

The Handmade Magic of Claymation and The Films That Shaped the Form

ANIMATION

The Handmade Magic of Claymation and The Films That Shaped the Form

There are faster ways to animate a film. Cleaner ways, too. But claymation still offers something rare: texture, imperfection, and the visible trace of human hands.

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Fog Signals: March 30 – April 5, 2026

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A microscopic 3D-printed beer bottle created by students at Chalmers University — the world’s smallest beer bottle, roughly the size of a sesame seed, made using two-photon polymerization as a reminder that some engineering achievements are also genuinely funny
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Fog Signals: February 15 – February 21, 2026

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This past week, we delved into a Flintstones-like rock home in Portugal, as well as the world’s longest suspension bridge, set to be built in Italy.

We also went down nostalgia-lane, with posts about The LEGO Nintendo Gameboy, and a look at classic, vintage Smokey the Bear posters.

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The most loved stories from the past week

This past week, we explored a Van Gogh painting with an actual grasshopper embedded into it, and one of the most dangerous sports ever devised. We also explored Dino bodegas, and country flags made of food.

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Fog signals weekly round up july 6
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– • Fog Signals – • Weekly Round Up, July 6

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Fog Signals is our weekly wrap-up newsletter. A look back at the most fascinating, resonant articles from the past week.

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The most loved stories from the past week

Another week has flown by, and we covered a range of stories, including a cereal box toy from the 1940s with actual radioactive Polonium‑210 inside. We also explored soaring architecture, upcoming science fiction, and much more.

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