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Insect swarms might electrify the air as much as storm clouds do
Honeybees that flew over a voltage sensor sparked a new look at the effect of insects on electricity in the atmosphere.
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Honeybees that flew over a voltage sensor sparked a new look at the effect of insects on electricity in the atmosphere.
Scientists at the Georgia Institute of Technology built a 'smart' surface on which to play table tennis. It can track the location, speed and direction of the ball.
Researchers have mimicked the first stages of planet formation in the lab. All they needed were glass beads and a catapult.
The word quantum often gets misused. What does it mean? Think small. Really, really small.
A teen researcher from Georgia has developed a light that could replace reflectors on bike wheels. Flexing tires provide all the power it needs.
High-speed video shows how the combined motions of a shoe’s swinging and landing on the ground provoke shoelaces to come untied.
Three scientists probe how the natural world makes light, in hopes of using this information to design new and better products.
Two young scientists have developed ways to tap into wind power on a small scale.
Science and engineering careers explore all aspects of wind, from terrible tornadoes to aeronautics and clean energy.
Popcorn is a popular treat. Now, scientists have learned exactly what happens as it pops. They also have come up with an experiment they hope you will try.