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Ever wondered what happens if scientists were to break free?
The latest book from New Scientist delves into the strange and wonderful things that happen when scientists are let loose: anything from producing a fireproof umbrella that doubles as a parachute to using 鈥済low-in-the-dark鈥� toothpaste to reflect the headlights of oncoming cars.
is an extraordinary collection of scientific endeavour and is a brilliant reminder that even at its most misguided, science is intensely creative, often hilarious, and can fire imagination like nothing else!
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