PITTSBURGH — Every day. The alarm clock stuck inside the wall continues to ring. Since September 2004, an alarm clock hidden inside the wall of a home near Pittsburgh goes off every evening. But why?
Jerry Lynn hasn’t had a quiet evening in 13 years. Every night at 6:50 ET – 7:50 during daylight saving time – the alarm clock stuck in the Pennsylvania homeowner’s living room wall rings. And rings.
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The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists is keeping the Doomsday Clock set at two minutes to midnight – the emblematic end of the world – calling the threats against humankind “a new abnormal.” The ...
It's still only 100 seconds to midnight. Ongoing nuclear risks, the threat of climate change, disruptive technologies and the seemingly endless coronavirus pandemic have brought us as close to ...
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PITTSBURGH — Every day. The alarm clock stuck inside the wall continues to ring. Since September 2004, an alarm clock hidden inside the wall of a home near Pittsburgh goes off every evening. But why?
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