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Canadian children's writers discuss science, words, and the eternal question - why?
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31 Jul 2020
Meet Comet NEOWISE!
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by Joan Marie Galat A comet, often called a dirty snowball, is a frozen collection of rock, dust, and gases that orbits the Sun. When a com...
27 Jul 2020
Countdown to launch of new Mars mission!
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On Thursday July 30, NASA will be launching their newest probe with a mission on Mars! There are a terrific assortment of social media activ...
25 Jul 2020
Chauvet Cave Virtual Tour
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by Paula Johanson Are you interested in studying the lives of people from the Stone Age? Whether you're a scientist or just interested i...
19 Jul 2020
Virtual Tour of an Asteroid
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by Paula Johanson When I was a child, I watched every Apollo launch. Each of the moon landings was celebrated in my home. If (like me) you...
10 Jul 2020
Drawing Conclusions and Other Ideas
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by Raymond Nakamura Drawing Conclusions and Other Ideas “ A picture is worth a thousand words” does not have the mathematical rigou...
3 Jul 2020
Collecting Ideas Together
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by Paula Johanson Most people think of science writing as writing about doing science or being a scientist. But some science writing is writ...
26 Jun 2020
For the Love of Frogs
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by Yolanda Ridge For the Love of Frogs This week, I finally visited what people in my town affectionately (and not-so-creatively) refe...
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