Friction theory gains attention from Concord College alum
Eric Gerde and mentor MMarder propose a crack propagation model for friction where surfaces crack and heal as an object moves. The theory, linked to Nature and Scientific American, contrasts Amontons Coulomb and aims to inspire new physics work. Gerde, a UT Austin PhD holder, describes potential future experimental and theoretical developments.
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Teen body piercing goes mainstream sparks parental debate
Audra Moore a 15 year old Corpus Christi student excels in school and sports but also sports a stainless steel navel piercing highlighting a trend as teens seek visible self expression. Experts say piercings appeal for rebellion privacy and fashion while schools and states regulate minors with parental consent and health concerns.
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