Two Sandia Labs scientist could soon save you money

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – The work of two Sandia Labs scientists may soon start saving you money. The pair says their study of metal moving on metal could cut cost for cell phones, charging cables, headphones and more.
“This is a chamber for experimental devices that can reproduce conditions like those in outer space.”
Nicholas Argibay shows off the high-tech equipment he uses to study metal on metal connections for satellites in space.
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