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Engineers simplified the complex bat wing to create a flapping robot capable of the same nimble flight. pic.twitter.com/457a95QKgq
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Wormholes might not make great space shortcuts
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I asked ChatGPT to assume the role of the late, great scientist Carl Sagan and then sought an explanation for the science behind one of my kids’ favorite shows: Bubble Guppies, where mer-children embark on underwater adventures that sometimes inexplicably involve fire, airplanes, and deserts. Here’s how Faux Carl responded: Ah, Bubble Guppies, a delightful…
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NASA’s got a plan to redirect an asteroid toward Earth’s moon for study in the next decade or so.
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