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Sliding On Tennis' Hard Courts Inspires Awe, Poses RisksTechnique mystifies experts and gains traction among pro players.
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Homo Erectus Was The Original Starting PitcherHumans' unique throwing ability dawned 2 million years ago.
primates -
Statistics and Magnetic Socks Shape Modern TaekwondoData could bring order to "messy" martial art.
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The Deadly Fungus Frogs Brought To The USFrogs were originally imported for human pregnancy testing.
psychology -
Physicist Proposes New Way To Think About IntelligenceA radical concept could revise theories addressing cognitive behavior.
physics-mathematics -
A Quantum Leap For Basketball 'Bracketology'Physicists are using a 'super' technique to fill in their NCAA men's basketball tournament selections.
technology -
Looking Beyond A Gem's BeautyScientists use multiple tests to prove the region where gems were mined.
physics-mathematics -
Mechanically Inspired Musical InsightsResearchers study movement to help improve the quality of artistic performances.
engineering -
Salmon: Agents of Riverbed ErosionFish contribute to stream sediment movements.
planet-earth -
Study Reveals Why NBA Players Miss Free ThrowsAdvanced data collection uncovers the reasons why shooters miss the mark.
engineering -
A Mathematical View of Track and Field World RecordsAnalysis suggests the likelihood of future world-record-breaking performances.
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Spectacular Fossil Discovery: 100 Years LaterThe Burgess Shale is home to some of the most well-preserved fossils.
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What Color is the Number 7?
Shows cross-talk within the brain can be the cause of synesthetic experiences.
neuroscience -
The Science of Fairy TalesNot everything about these magical stories are limited to the imagination.
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