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Maggie Nufer

A blog for Ms. Nufer's science students - and beyond!

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Don't like school cafeteria food? Try munching on sea-floor rocks...
Move over, turducken - this Thanksgiving, I'm having frogamander!
Young supernova shows signs of explosive temper
What Do An Ethiopian King, A Candle And Minnesota Have In Common?
How your thumb can teach you about astronomy...
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The Mystery Of Saturn’s Rings

The giant planets in our solar system have very diverse rings. Observations show that Saturn’s rings are made of more than 95% icy particles, while the rings of Uranus and Neptune are darker and may…
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A new paper laments fine particulate matter in Asia. which is like worrying about third-hand smoke when actual smoking is still killing people there.
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Environmental Opportunity In A Trump Presidency

Though environmental activists are aghast that Republicans now control the White House, the Senate and the House for the first time since the 1920s, at least a few have come to some self-awareness…
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Detecting Seafood Fraud Using Chemical Maps

Food fraud is common. Probably 25 percent of imported food with an "organic" label is just conventional food and even in America some organic farmers are just selling regular food. In Europe,…

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