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Wednesday 21 September 2016

How Many Stars Are in the Sky?

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How Many Stars Are in the Sky?

Like the majority of the world’s population, I have lived most of my life in cities where the light from street lamps, apartments, and even the searchlights of LA Live drowned out the stars in the night sky. But if we can escape the city lights, our unaided eyes can see roughly a few thousand of the brightest stars in the sky.

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09/19/2016 11:55pm
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New Research Reveals There Are 4 Separate Species of Giraffes

One of my favorite things about science is that it changes as we do more and smarter research using better and more advanced tools. The study of science is not the pursuit of the answer that we think we should get or the result that tells us what we want to hear. To study science is to follow the evidence even if it upends what we previously thought was true.

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09/13/2016 12:42am
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Why Do Smells Trigger Memories?

Whenever I smell the pages of a brand new book, I am reminded of all the late night reading I did as a kid. I can even feel the soft fabric on the arms of my favorite reading chair and sense the quiet of a house where everyone else is asleep.

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09/05/2016 11:50pm
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