This story has already got a lot of buzz in the blogosphere: a British engineering firm has developed a material that closely mimics the feet of a gecko lizard. The gecko’s foot is covered with hairs so small that they merge with molecules of things that they touch. However, the incredibly strong bond can also be easily peeled off.
Then, we can all wander the ceilings of the world, stop and say, “I save you money on car insurance. I love my job.” (We love you too, fella. We love you too.)
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The gecko’s foot is covered with hairs so small that they merge with molecules of things that http://www.ggyv.info/sitemap.htm they touch. However, the incredibly strong bond can also be easily peeled off.
Good!!
July 29th, 2006 at 12:50 pm
The gecko’s foot is covered with hairs so small that they merge with molecules of things that http://www.ggyv.info/sitemap.htm they touch. However, the incredibly strong bond can also be easily peeled off.
Good!!
July 29th, 2006 at 12:50 pm