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World's fastest RC car is a sleek missile that outpaces F1 race cars
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Torquey ebike makes 8,000 WATTS for off-road tomfoolery over 65 mph
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'Black hole energy machine' successfully tested in the lab
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Intermittent fasting trial settles the 'optimal eating window' debate
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How you can limit your exposure to forever chemicals
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Elsewhere
Super elusive snow leopard dubbed 'Ghosts of the Mountain' have been captured on trail cameras, as part of an ongoing survey documenting the elusive mountain cats over numerous high-altitude regions in China. Tap through to see some of the recent imagery shared by the World Wide Fund for Nature.
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