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The 12 strangest science stories we can’t stop thinking about
There are some stories that stay with you forever, the big scientific moments that change the course of history. These are not those moments – but we can’t stop thinking about them anyway.
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Surgeon Stuart Meloy developed an implant intended to help women who cannot achieve orgasms in the usual way after a patient’s remark during a spine operation. New Scientist reported the invention in 2001, generating extensive global media interest. Thirteen years later, Meloy remained unable to secure funding for a comprehensive clinical trial, and the device—dubbed the “orgasmatron”—has not progressed to full testing.
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