Gravity affects insect blood flow like in humans, says study with Virginia Tech ties
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BLACKSBURG — Insects do all sorts of acrobatics, buzzing about flowers or creeping along the undersides of leaves.
BLACKSBURG — Insects do all sorts of acrobatics, buzzing about flowers or creeping along the undersides of leaves.
BLACKSBURG — Insects do all sorts of acrobatics, buzzing about flowers or creeping along the undersides of leaves.
You wouldn’t think gravity would be a big worry for insects. They’re so small. So light.
It all started with a grasshopper in a linear accelerator at the Argonne National Laboratory located in Illinois.
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