This microscope uses touch. Gelsight is a microscope that presses gel into the object of study.
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The turntable paradox: A ball on a spinning turntable won't fly off as you might expect. In fact the ball will have it's own little orbit exactly 2/7th the angular speed of the table. Here's why.
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Logic gates made of DNA beat me at tic-tac-toe
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How petrol pumps know when to turn themselves off
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Penrose Unilluminable Room is a room with mirrored walls that can't be fully illuminated by a single point source of light
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Electric kettles turn off automatically when the water starts to boil. So what happens when you boil alcohol that has a lower boiling point?
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Fractal ink jets that power spiral motion
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The spring paradox
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The Mould Effect: A new theory
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Why your pee looks like a chain
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Laser + mirror + sound — Visualizing sound waves with a laser
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Why PVC cement spins like crazy in water
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The self-levitating Kingsbury aerodynamic bearing
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Revealing motion invisible to the naked eye using Motion Amplification and Video Magnification
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Piezoelectricity - Why hitting crystals makes electricity
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