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Space Suit Secrets

Astronauts wear special suits so that they can work many hours in space. Find out about a special accessory they wear, which is very useful if they drank too much Tang in the morning.

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Invisibility Cloaks

Scientists have made invisibility cloaks in the laboratory. What does it take to make something invisible? A bit of brain trickery.

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As Sweet As Pi

Pi is the mysterious number of 3.14 that keeps our appliances running, our GPS going, and our clocks ticking. This number is pretty sweet.

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How Atoms Keep Time

We keep time by measuring repeating patterns, like a swinging pendulum or the earth's rotation. But, the best way to measure time is with atoms inside atomic clocks.

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