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Astronomy 100 The Beginning and End of the Universe.
Astronomy 100 The Beginning and End of the Universe.
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Proving Without Explaining, and Checking Without Understanding Scott Aaronson (MIT) Symposium on Proof, UPenn, Nov. 9, 2012 Looks good to me!
Proving Without Explaining, and Checking Without Understanding Scott Aaronson (MIT) Symposium on Proof, UPenn, Nov. 9, 2012 Looks good to me!
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Is There Life in Space?. How do scientists study the solar system? Telescopes Telescopes Radiowaves Radiowaves Infrared Infrared Visible Visible X-rays.
Is There Life in Space?. How do scientists study the solar system? Telescopes Telescopes Radiowaves Radiowaves Infrared Infrared Visible Visible X-rays.
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Chapter 18: Chapter 18: Cosmology. WHAT DO YOU THINK? What does the Universe include? Did the Universe have a beginning? Is the Universe expanding, fixed.
Chapter 18: Chapter 18: Cosmology. WHAT DO YOU THINK? What does the Universe include? Did the Universe have a beginning? Is the Universe expanding, fixed.
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The Cosmic Calendar If the entire age of the universe (12.5 billion years) was compressed into one year, humans appeared about six minutes before midnight.
The Cosmic Calendar If the entire age of the universe (12.5 billion years) was compressed into one year, humans appeared about six minutes before midnight.
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Science starts with curiosity...something that is born in all of us The starting point is to find patterns in the natural world.
Science starts with curiosity...something that is born in all of us The starting point is to find patterns in the natural world.
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Space – The Final Frontier Early astronomers Astronomer - Astronomers use the principles of physics and mathematics to learn about the fundamental.
Space – The Final Frontier Early astronomers Astronomer - Astronomers use the principles of physics and mathematics to learn about the fundamental.
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Marvel, Wonder... “... One of the most powerful motivations that led Man towards art and science was the desire to escape the quotidian…” Albert Einstein.
Marvel, Wonder... “... One of the most powerful motivations that led Man towards art and science was the desire to escape the quotidian…” Albert Einstein.
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Marine Biology Michael Slemp. Named “elephant” because the nose of and adult male resembles an elephant’s trunk Found in the North Pacific During breeding.
Marine Biology Michael Slemp. Named “elephant” because the nose of and adult male resembles an elephant’s trunk Found in the North Pacific During breeding.
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Does intelligent life exist elsewhere in the Universe? By Sam, Jack, Cammy, Ollie, Fraser and Amy.
Does intelligent life exist elsewhere in the Universe? By Sam, Jack, Cammy, Ollie, Fraser and Amy.
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Aaron Darling - Phylogeny-based methods for analysing cultured microbial communities
Aaron Darling - Phylogeny-based methods for analysing cultured microbial communities
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Universe
Universe
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