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In the 1970s, two Tanzanian tribes of rival chimpanzees engaged in a war that lasted four years.

Exoskeletons can improve a soldier’s abilities and enable those who can’t walk, to walk again. https://t.co/uG2R8dCL7f

The weapon that became humanity's first foray into space. https://t.co/2JwVNopvJB

Sneezing is a bodily function to remove foreign debris from the nostrils. 💦 #engineering #interestingengineering #dailydose https://t.co/3QeipZ8rAS

The most bizarre turnabout on Twitter because of the parody accounts has the social media giant temporarily halt its new $8 blue tick subscription. Find out more at https://t.co/AUvFKXuS5s 🚀 #engineering #interestingengineering https://t.co/p64KbdHxlW

Exploiting this link can lead to powerful optimizations reducing the energy cost of algorithms. Find out more at https://t.co/TVI2yOA9eD 🚀 #engineering #interestingengineering https://t.co/K8biVCS5mC

The method can produce carbon monoxide and synthetic natural gas. https://t.co/wJ6u26SNsz

The stadiums include a quiet room for those with cognitive disabilities. https://t.co/GyJ3ZjJH97

Microbial life may have resided within the first four kilometers of Mars’s porous crust. https://t.co/xj11SUDAjl

It's more complicated than you might think. https://t.co/TJvoUZNK45

Hackers occasionally employ such methods to avoid having their riches taken. https://t.co/BygCwVNgBY

A spicier life

Researchers at Meiji University in Japan have developed a lickable screen that can artificially simulate any taste onto your tongue.

The stamp-sized sticker creates internal ultrasound images. 🎥 Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) https://t.co/FDOFbIiGB5

An inflatable decelerator could provide the ability to land on multiple planets in the future. https://t.co/IMAX2dSGku