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“An airplane wing on a carousel spinning a hidden 100-speed bicycle gearbox!”
“An internal combustion engine whose piston is a flying bullet.”
“Stacking perovskite over silicon to harvest both blue and red sunlight.”
“Deflecting massive tons of air downward to fling the aircraft skyward.”
“Extracting mechanical work directly from microscopic quantum vacuum fluctuations.”
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