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GREEK LETTERS IN SCIENCE

GREEK LETTERS IN SCIENCE

10 capitals with a shape of their own, 14 twins of Latin letters, and what each one stands for

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THE ELECTROMAGNETIC SPECTRUM

THE ELECTROMAGNETIC SPECTRUM

eighteen decades of frequency · and how much of it the eye sees

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RESISTOR COLOUR CODE

RESISTOR COLOUR CODE

the bands, the tolerances and the preferred series of two standards

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THE SAFFIR-SIMPSON SCALE

THE SAFFIR-SIMPSON SCALE

five categories of hurricane wind — and how much more damage each next one does

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WHAT A TORNADO BREAKS

WHAT A TORNADO BREAKS

twenty-eight damage indicators — and the wind at which each one gives way

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FLAG SEMAPHORE

FLAG SEMAPHORE

two flags, eight positions 45 degrees apart — all 26 letters; after the numerals sign A–I read as 1–9 and K as 0

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MARITIME SIGNAL FLAGS

MARITIME SIGNAL FLAGS

the twenty-six alphabet flags of the International Code of Signals — and what each one means alone

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NUMERAL PENNANTS AND SUBSTITUTES

NUMERAL PENNANTS AND SUBSTITUTES

how to fly the same flag twice in one group with only one set aboard

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KNIGHT

KNIGHT

the nearest square off the lines, over pieces, and four moves to the square next door

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PAWN

PAWN

one square forward, two on its first move, capturing diagonally — and never going back

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NEEDLES AND YARN

NEEDLES AND YARN

knitting needle sizes in three systems — metric, old UK, US — and the 0–7 yarn weights per the Craft Yarn Council

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LEAP SECONDS

LEAP SECONDS

27 seconds added to UTC since 1972, none since 2016 — the longest run there has ever been

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