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Gravity-Defying Aluminum Panel Uses Solar Power To Purify Water

A team of researchers from the US Army and the University of Rochester has developed an ultra-efficient, gravity-defying aluminum panel that uses solar power to purify water. This new device holds great potential to provide clean drinking water in regions where the resource is scarce. When it comes to powering...

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My Timeline with Gravity

Gravity comes from the Latin word gravis meaning “heavy”. Also in Latin spelled gravitas, it means “weight, seriousness”. Within the late 15th century, through influence from the Old French, the word took form as we know it now as gravity. In physics, gravity means “the force that attracts a body toward the center of the earth, or toward any other physical body having mass”. Apparently there are…

My Timeline with Gravity

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We don't always need to taint Michael's memory with the molestation mess. Let's recall some magic. I saw Michael Jackson during biblical times, when TV was spelled 'television' and still a technological miracle, so I was actually startled when during Smooth Criminal, he suddenly defied gravity by leaning at a 45-degree angle. (7:05)

I wasn't a dumb little kid, so I knew it was some sort of trick. But here's what I found out:

With two partners, Jackson filed for a patent for “Method and Means for Creating Anti-Gravity Illusion.” The method used a pair of shoes with a slot in the heels and a retractable peg on the floor. Hook the slot on the peg, you could lean as far as you wanted.