Sophie Bushwick
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A Swell New View: Satellites Can Monitor VolcanoesSatellite observations may tie the ground's movement to volcanic eruptions.
By Sophie Bushwick Published
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The Physics Of Tuning OutA digital model demonstrates the inner ear can dampen background noises.
By Sophie Bushwick Published
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Did Life Begin In A Drop of Water?The first hefty organic molecules may have formed within tiny droplets.
By Sophie Bushwick Published
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D-Wave Computer's Solution Raises More QuestionsDoes the computer owe its high performance to bizarre quantum effects?
By Sophie Bushwick Published
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Water Droplet Study Makes A SplashWhen wet hands clap, a predictable number of drops fly.
By Sophie Bushwick Published
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Tiny Collisions Power SandstormsMidair impacts can increase a sandstorm's flow threefold.
By Sophie Bushwick Published
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If A Network Is Broken, Break It MoreMaking small adjustments can improve an entire system's state.
By Sophie Bushwick Published
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To Keep Surfaces Bacteria-Free, Add SeleniumNanoparticles can prevent bacteria growth on medical equipment.
By Sophie Bushwick Published
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Blood's Stretchy PropertiesIt flows like a liquid, but blood is also similar to the consistency of ketchup.
By Sophie Bushwick Published
