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El Tecnosat Cangas ya acaricia la gloria Las jugadoras del Tecnosat Cangas celebran con sus técnicos y familiares el triunfo de ayer. | // FDV sueña con las semifinales del Campeonato de España Infantil Femenino. El equipo que dirige Dani Malvido se impuso por 31-21 al Prado Marianistas y suma su segundo triunfo en otros tantos encuentros tras haberse impuesto al Elda en la jornada inaugural. Tras el empate de ayer entre Granollers y Elda las canguesas tienen ya una plaza entre las cuatro mejores del país. Las de O Morrazo supieron imponer su mejor juego de conjunto y su may...

What had been suspected for half a century, that butterflies don't just flap their wings, but clap them together. theirflexible wings bending to form a cup, or a pocket, of air. when they collapse, this thrust is even stronger and more efficient. it's only now thanks to modern technology and a swedish wind tunnel that we can see it. it's a challenge to work with any living flying animal but with butterflies it's maybe even more because they are smaller, they are fast in their behaviour, difficult to predict their behaviour and also when flying them in a wind tunnel, it's difficult to get them ...

A new insight into one of the mysteries of the natural world, how butterflies fly despite being equipped with large, inefficient wings. they've discovered that butterflies cup their wings when taking off. this forms an air pocket that pushes the insect forward at speed, helping it to escape predators. researchers believe the knowledge could prove useful in other spheres, such as making some drones and underwater vehicles more efficient. this is bbc world news, the latest headlines: joe biden and kamala harris lead a ceremony to honour the 400,000 americans who've died during the pandemic. pres...

If you look at their wings, you can see they are very large and broad compared to the size of their body and aren't considered to be very aerodynamic. but this to make of clapping and cupping now appears to have given them an evolutionary advantage. thinking is this technique developed by the humble butterfly could be applied to modern tech allergy to make drones and underwater vehicles faster, travel further and last for longer. laura foster, bbc news. just a reminder that later today in washington, it will be the inauguration, handover of powerfrom president biden. the time now in washington...

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