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This week Sander Nieuwenhuis and colleagues publish a mighty torpedo in the journal Nature Neuroscience.
Indianapolis, which was sunk by a Japanese torpedo in World War II.
A man finds a torpedo in his coffee, and the authorities respond by introducing straws.
But no ironclad ever effectively used a spar torpedo in battle, as the bulky ships were too slow and obtrusive.
He was faced with the dilemma of ordering one of the sailors down to release the dormant torpedo in the tube.
It hit the bottom with such force that it might have detonated a torpedo in one of the forward tubes, whose explosive equivalent is roughly equal to the blast measured by Western seismic monitors.
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The Gairsoppa was torpedoed in 1941.
His skateboard torpedoed in the opposite direction.
She thought of those twirling underwater torpedos in the zoo.
Until that day, these dedicated, bruised men dodge fish torpedoes in the name of science.
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