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Working Knowledge: String Theory; September 2004; Scientific American Magazine; by Mark Fischetti; 2 Page(s) The yo-yo is just a simple toy, right? Not anymore. Rim weights and axle technologies now exploit the physics of angular momentum to make possible all sorts of tricks and traits. Yo-yos date back more than 2,000 years to China and Greece. They rolled their way into Europe, and by the 18th century the "émigrette" or "quiz" had become a favored toy of aristocrats.
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