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races. I grew up with the space program and I can name all seven Mercury astronauts without blinking. ...

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University The storm grew so large that on Earth it would easily cover all of Europe. Atmospheric ...

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best part for all citizen scientists out there: The data will be open to users worldwide, free of ...

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model. But the MIT researchers' algorithm instead begins estimating all of those characteristics at ...

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NASA lost track of it. Like all NASA missions, they can never say failure so even though it only did ...

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science. It isn't what my opinion is, or what I like better. It's all about what a) works and b) ...

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material would hold up under all the conditions it is expected to experience. Engineers used Auburn ...

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IrishNeanderthal
I don’t think this would go down well in Britain. There have been abominations such as the Tavistock clinic:

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Vanities
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Enrico
Why can't you just say, "there's nothing wrong with seed oils. Here is the evidence or lack of counterevidence."? Why do you have to keep trying to provoke people politically?...

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Enrico
You make several good points including: "The other, other thing to do is to remind Congress where their spines are. Write them. Call them. Email them. Point out that they, not the President,...

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