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"[Its] teeth are the size of a sand grain. Without a microscope you'd just throw them away," says one of its discoverers.
Can I have weekdays in Saturn-days and weekends in Earth-days?
"We believe that these structures could serve as inspiration for an interlocking one-directional adhesive or a material with directionally tailored permeability," the team said.
Want more attention? Science says, be smaller.
Even with non-lethal weapons.
This is seriously cool.
Un-real.
Please prove that you are human.
The old that is strong does not wither!
Unexpected but not unwelcome!
We used to believe this is a human-only perk.
Turns out most of us are just like our mothers.
We might get more 'exotic' if we dial down on the 'extinction'.
Huh.
It's still early days, but this is a promising technology.
Shakespeare-ception.
Taste trumps all!
This is worrying news.
More cryptocurrencies, more problems.
This microdrone packs a lot of muscle.
Hi, have you tried switching it off and on again?
While this isn't a remarkable achievement in itself, it shows that CubeSats are a viable technology for interplanetary missions.
It's also as crush-resistant as natural wood.
One cannot overstate the potential impact on materials and engineering, researchers say.
An innovation which will make a lot of people happyier.
That's... surprisingly damaging!
Science to the rescue.
Print me a new me, please. Make me taller, too.
Who doesn't want replacement organs?
Don't forget to post some dopamine with that sarcastic comment -- it will work much better.
The chain of seamounts is brimming with underwater life.
Talk about a great use of technology!
Ten years is a long time, what do you think future iPhones will look like?
Now computers can feel guilty too, hooray!
Never change, brain.
Feed me corn!
A way to create a piece of Mars here on Earth -- kind of.
Cooperation is the key to success!
There are not many people I dislike as intensely as ivory poachers.
Several countries are already doing it.
Sometimes it pays to be the smallest fish in the pond.
Indiana Bones!
Bumpy start!
The infamous three F's.
Generosity helped our species thrive -- but we are not alone in the animal kingdom.
A genetic fluke two to three million years ago turned humans into the best endurance runners around.
Bless you!
Nice swirls!
The small robot that could.
We have no idea why this happens -- but we do have hypotheses.
