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Science & SocietyVirtual reality raises real risk of motion sickness
New research confirms anecdotal reports that virtual reality headsets can cause motion sickness, and may affect women more than men.
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TechZippy new jumping bot catches air again and again
Leaping robot can bounce from floor to wall, parkour-style, and, like a bush baby, uses a “super-crouch” to get extra oomph out of jumps.
By Meghan Rosen -
AnimalsFirst spider superdads discovered
Male spiders first known to give up solitary life for offspring care, often as a single parent.
By Susan Milius -
Quantum PhysicsCosmic test confirms quantum weirdness
Physicists used starlight to perform a cosmic Bell test.