Wave sorcery: Scientists bend water to control floating objects like magic
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Scientists have developed a method to control floating objects by manipulating water waves using sound waves and special structures. They successfully trapped and moved small foam balls ranging from rice grain to ping pong ball size. This technique has potential applications in cell manipulation and boat guidance. Future research will explore underwater wave patterns and scaling the technology for various sizes.
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