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WINGMAN
Yves Rossy is the first man to strap wings on his back and jet across the English Channel. Next up: bringing his 134mph, carbon-fiber flying machine to the masses. By Eric Hagerman

The Worst Jobs in Science
In our fifth-annual look at unfortunate careers, the gross factor is bigger than ever- but so is the scientific payoff. Find out what researchers learn when they lock themselves in tubes or let leeches eat them alive. By Jason Daley

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