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Top figure skaters spin at such unbelievably fast speeds -- as many as six revolutions per second-- that it can make even spectators feel a little woozy. Curious viewers of the Beijing Winter Olympics ...

Figure skaters can spin more than two dozen times during a routine, and yet they don't get dizzy. If you've ever wondered why ...