Google has created a physics-defying crystal — How optical illusions can tell us about our minds
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Why California’s high-speed rail is taking so long

Why California’s high-speed rail is taking so long

High-speed rail is cheaper than flying, faster than driving a car and loads more efficient than both. California has promised a high-speed rail from Los Angeles to San Francisco since 2008. If it's such a great idea, what’s taking so long? Here's one hint: It's going to cost $105 billion when all is said and done.

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Google creates a physics-defying time crystal

Google creates a physics-defying time crystal

Quantum computing is still in its infancy. But Google just had a massive breakthrough with its quantum computing system named Sycamore. It created a newly defined phase of matter called a time crystal. While that may sound like something out of science fiction, it's now a reality.

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What optical illusions can teach us about our brains

What optical illusions can teach us about our brains

Optical illusions can be fun, but they also shed light on the complex ways our brain can convert a 2D image into a 3D space in our minds. So what can we learn from an excellent optical illusion, and what are we still looking to discover?

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Powering bizarre items with gasoline

Powering bizarre items with gasoline

Gasoline engines typically provide a tremendous amount of horsepower. So, what if you put a gasoline-powered engine on devices that generally don’t need them? Well, one backyard scientist attempts to find out.

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