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I was reminded of why I went into art, and I would like to talk with you about that this week. As an art teacher, I do a lot of research for projects, sometimes looking up artists’ birthdays, which ...

Using a unique, circular wave pool, engineers learned that waves can be four time steeper than previously calculated.

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Owens and colleagues measured the amounts of bioreactive and total iron in drill cores from the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean, ...

A study published in July of this year sent shockwaves through the scientific community by claiming that metallic nodules in ...

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