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24 Aug 2018
Suspense in the Kitchen
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By Simon Shapiro What do these things have in common: milk and butter? Of course they're delicious dairy foods. How about milk, butte...
21 Aug 2018
Insect Mimicry; Caterpillar Predators; Baby Snapping Turtles & Bird Eggs: Jan Thornhill Blog Post Updates
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by Jan Thornhill This week's blog post was going to be about mimicry. I'd come across an insect in Chile that was a fabulous exa...
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10 Aug 2018
The Art of Presenting Science = Literally!
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Post by Helaine Becker I had the great pleasure of working with illustrator Dow Phumiruk on Counting on Katherine: How Katherine Johnson ...
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28 Jul 2018
I Might Be a Criminal
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by Jan Thornhill Yes, that's right. I might be a criminal. I might have inadvertently broken a law. Not only that, but, as it turns o...
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20 Jul 2018
Could There Be a Volcano Near My House?
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By Adrienne Montgomerie Well, it depends on where you live. There are certain areas on the planet where you might want to set up sensors....
6 Jul 2018
Do Fans Actually Make You Hotter?
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By Adrienne Montgomerie Open the fridge on a sweltering hot day and that blessed blast of cold air can make you want to sta...
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