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The Weirdest Scientific Studies We've Ever Seen

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These are some of the weirdest scientific studies we’ve seen. In 2017, Astronaut Randy Bresnik tested the spinning capabilities of a fidget spinner in space. In 2021, Jennifer Smilowitz, the associate director of the Foods for Health Institute at UC Davis, tested participants poop. In 2022, Scientists at Israel's Ben Gurion University taught goldfish how to drive tiny robotic tanks. Inside Edition’s Andrea Swindall has more.

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Astronaut Randy BresnikJennifer SmilowitzHealth InstituteUC DavisIsrael's Ben Gurion UniversityInside Editions Andrea Swindall

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