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Take, for example, a tiny yellow submarine created to travel both on water and in the air. This extraordinary robot employs miniature wings that flap at different speeds—nine times per second for swimming and 250 times per second for flying. However, this light-weight submarine, weighing merely 175 milligrams, faces challenges due to surface tension, a fundamental property of water that acts as a barrier to entry into its depths.