Category Archives: Science

Enceladus

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Dark Matter

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Solar Power

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The city of Lancaster, California has become very friendly to solar power generation. This is not much of a surprise, given that Lancaster is located in the high desert and has 281 sunny days out of 365 days per year. … Continue reading →

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Black Holes

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Gravity Waves

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Kuiper and Oort

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Space 2014

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Cosmic Inflation

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Mercury

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Singularity

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Benjamin Franklin was an intelligent, well-read individual, with an open and inquisitive mind. He was fascinated by science and contributed immensely to our understanding of electricity. More importantly, he was a major player in the creation of the United States. … Continue reading →

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