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A new high-tech testing system allows students to take their exams anywhere they can take their computer - but it doesn't allow for cheating!
The hottest lifeguard on the beach doesn't even wear a swimsuit. It's EMILY, the robot lifeguard!
The Zephyr has been flying for over a week without landing, smashing the flight record for an unmanned aircraft.
Will printed media, like books and newspapers, soon be a thing of the past?
For those who strain to see both near and far, bifocals have been the answer for a couple hundred years. Until now.
Paper is an indispensable part of modern life. In fact, each American uses about 600 pounds of paper every year. Where does all this paper come from?
Could jet streams be a new energy source to power the world's electricity? Find out on this Moment of Science.
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