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How do cats land on their feet?

Cats are masters of contortion — and the laws of physics — which helps them stick the landing more times than not.

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Marc Abrahams: Mission Improbable – Yale Scientific Magazine

Marc Abrahams: Mission Improbable – Yale Scientific Magazine
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Award for amusing achievements in unconventional scientific research-- Beijing Review

Award for amusing achievements in unconventional scientific research-- Beijing Review
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Saluting Science s Silly Side, Virtually

Counting nose hairs and licking rocks: Here are some highlights from the 33rd First Annual Ig Nobel Prize ceremony, held virtually this year.

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It is alive! Could a reanimated spider change how we think about robotics?

A dead insect repurposed as a gripper recently won an Ig Nobel. It’s not about what it can lift. It could help reframe the search for new materials in robotics.

Tamil naduUnited statesRice universityIndia generalAnoop rajappanDaniel prestonMassachusetts institute of technologyAnnals of improbable researchIndian institute of technologyMassachusetts instituteImprobable researchBiotic materialsReady to use actuatorsAdvanced scienceIndian instituteHindustan times

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