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August 15, 2022

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How a single shape changed the world

How a single shape changed the world

Driving at night, you might notice stop signs reflect your headlights back at you. It's not because they're made of shiny metal. Stop signs and other road markers are covered in retroreflectors. The technology behind them is simple yet incredible — and it's used for much more than making road signs visible at night.

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The world’s first augmented reality contact lens 

The world’s first augmented reality contact lens 

With augmented reality glasses, everyone knows you're wearing them. But the true future may be a wearable you can't even see — an AR contact lens. Here's a look at the world's first AR contact lens and the incredible discoveries that power it.

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Humans aren't the only animals that farm

Humans aren't the only animals that farm

Farming is one of the most important achievements in human history, allowing us to build societies and civilizations. But we aren't the only animals that farm. A species of gopher, the kind that digs holes in your backyard, have its own clever way of getting more food from the plants they eat. So, how do they do this, and what can it teach us about our own farming practices?

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How high speed trains are competing with planes in Europe

How high speed trains are competing with planes in Europe

Here in the U.S., we travel primarily by car or plane. In Europe, trains are an easy, affordable way to travel. But over the last few decades, trains have struggled to compete with airlines. A new bill could change that and make train travel easier and cheaper once again.

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