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Welcome back to another week of Cool Stuff Ride Home where we have some of the more intriguing,

interesting and downright cool stories from around the world.

I'm Reggie Rizzou alongside Marcus Paff on today's episode, the new material that is as strong

as steel, but light as styrofoam, along with the PlayStation Network issue that occurred over the

weekend and their plan for compensation. Plus on this day in history, the chess match of

man versus computer. That's all

coming up on cool stuff. Turning to ZME science and author Tibby Pui. For decades, engineers

have sought materials that are both lightweight and strong. The goal is simple. Reduce weight

without sacrificing durability. This is especially critical in industries like aerospace,

where every gram saved can lead to significant fuel savings and increased performance. Traditional

materials like aluminum and titanium have their limits, and while carbon fiber has been a game

changer, it's not without its drawbacks either. And when their quest to develop and push the limits of material science, researchers at the University of Toronto turned to nano-architected materials,

structures designed at the nanoscale to maximize strength and minimize weight.

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