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Super-Dry Surface Allows Water to Bounce Off Easily [Video]
Massachusetts Institute of Technology researchers have developed a new material that lets water bounce off its surface very easily. The new butterfly-inspired, super-dry surface can be used in many industries, right from rainwear to airplane wings.
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