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Topics covered this time include a discussion on why dark matter matters; optical tweezers that can replace robots in assembly operations; options to the iPhone X; better accuracy with GPS on your personal devices; a website that gives you the worst-case scenarios for physical symptoms; an underwater drone that can make anyone a master angler; a new version of the old Polariod OneStep camera; and the 70th anniversary of the atomic clock.
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