Recently a spacecraft hurtling through space at over 14,000 miles per hour purposefully crashed into an asteroid called Dimorphos. This was part of a mission called the Double Asteroid Redirection Test, or DART The goal? To see if this impact could change the space rock's trajectory. So, what happens now and how will astronomers keep track of this asteroid?

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Gasoline engines typically provide a tremendous amount of horsepower. So, what if you put a gasoline-powered engine on devices that generally don’t need them? Well, one backyard scientist attempts to find out.

A bicycle is seemingly one of the most basic contraptions. You pedal to move and turn the handlebars in the direction you want to travel. Well, it turns out riding a bike takes some natural intuition that you would never think about. This bike shows how our brains automatically know something about bike riding that you wouldn't have imagined.

Robots are becoming a part of our daily lives more and more. So, does that mean they will replace you at your job and take over the world? Well, probably not. But these misconceptions are just a couple of examples of what people wrongly believe about robots.

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