17-Year-Old Inventor Develops Magnetic 'Black Goo' to Clean Plastic from Water
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“A 17-year-old inventor has created a unique magnetic substance and a specialized robot designed to extract plastic pollutants from water. This innovation aims to provide a more efficient method for environmental cleanup.”
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