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Burying certain instruments helps astronomers and astrophysicists detect otherwise difficult-to-spot particles.
French scientists have created a material with convention-defying magnetic properties.
Scientists and engineers are exploring many strategies to cut the energy that powers modern computing.
The sensory perception of a product based on how it feels.
In annual speed test, international teams must negotiate the complexities of aerodynamics and airflow.
The temperature at which champagne is stored determines what comes out of the bottle.
Scientists can now link "acts of God" to climate change. That could give victims the power to hold someone accountable, say lawyers.
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