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Frost Can Be Stopped With Beetle-Inspired Technology
The Namib Desert Beetle, a hot-place dwelling insect that collects and directs water on its shell, was the inspiration for new technology from Virginia Tech that may be helpful in frost prevention on surfaces.
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