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[New Atlas logo]( Marine [Ultra-efficient toroidal propeller gets contra-rotating double upgrade]( [Sharrow stacks propellers into a contra-rotating design for outboards and sterndrives that require them]( Sharrow's extraordinary toroidal propellers were already some 30% more efficient than traditional designs – and now the company has put two of them together into a coaxial, contra-rotating propeller that promises to be even more energy-efficient. [Read more]( Special Promotion for New Atlas Readers [This $40 art-therapy app could help you decompress]( If your favorite way to unwind is scrolling—or doomscrolling—on your phone, it’s time to break the cycle with a healthier habit. Groodles is an app that helps you journal, express emotions, work through feelings, and more with art-based exercises. 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