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Here's how researchers are working to harvest energy from unconventional sources such as falling droplets of water -- and the math behind it.
The elusive waves, once thought to be myths, are explained by the same math that's found in a wide range of settings.
The etymological root of the word links nonrepresentational art and the history of scientific publications.
The idea of a nuclear bomb accidentally setting the entire planet on fire was once a fear shared by many.
Theoretical astrophysicists predict that a glowing halo just outside the event horizon should surround all black holes.
Testers who wore these devices that track sweatiness found the data useful for monitoring emotions and managing stress.
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