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Meet Moroti Adegboyega, the 17-Year-Old Who Wants to Clean up Plastic by Making It Magnetic

1+ week, 2+ day ago   (514+ words) His strange “black goo” and the robot he built could point toward a smarter way to clean polluted water....

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zmescience.com > future > physicists-found-a-way-to-3d-print-ice-at-room-temperature-without-a-freezer

Physicists Found a Way to 3D-print Ice at Room Temperature Without a Freezer

1+ week, 3+ day ago   (195+ words) In a vacuum, evaporating water can freeze itself into delicate, support-free structures....

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Scientists Bent Graphene Almost as Sharply as Atoms Allow and Something Strange Happened

1+ week, 3+ day ago   (247+ words) A long-sought effect emerges when graphene is bent to the max....

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Raindrops Can Build an Electrical Charge Strong Enough to Corrode Metal in a Surprising Way

2+ week, 2+ day ago   (198+ words) Sliding droplets can build enough charge to puncture coatings and expose metal to corrosion....