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Solar Power
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Global Science
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Finding Your Way
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Planets and Pennies
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View ArticleCD Spectrum
Anonymous: This week's experiment uses a computer CD or DVD. If you have ever looked closely at either a music or computer CD, you have probably noticed that they produce rainbows. If you hold the CD...
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Why is a Full Moon So Bright?
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Science Photo of the Day #838
I took this photo this morning (10:27 AM) while making the hike to the mailbox. What direction was I facing?thumb: read more
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Science Photo of the Day #322
A full moon is almost ten times brighter than a half moon. Why?thumb: read more
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Science Photo of the Day #384
Looking at the shade under a tree, why does the light form circles?thumb: read more
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Imagining Geologic Time
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