Ars Technica compiled a monthly roundup of overlooked science stories, including research on dolphin swimming mechanics, Roman ship repairs, soda can crushing physics, and other discoveries. Japanese scientists used supercomputer simulations to explain how dolphins' tail vortices generate thrust, while archaeologists analyzed coating materials and pollen on a Roman shipwreck to track mid-voyage repairs across the Adriatic Sea.
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Ars Technica compiled a monthly roundup of overlooked science stories, including research on dolphin swimming mechanics, Roman ship repairs, soda can crushing physics, and other discoveries. Japanese scientists used supercomputer simulations to explain how dolphins' tail vortices generate thrust, while archaeologists analyzed coating materials and pollen on a Roman shipwreck to track mid-voyage repairs across the Adriatic Sea.