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How to Make a Paper Snowflake

Posted on 2018/12/15 by Carl Robitaille
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Two Unbelievable New Transplants That Actually Worked

Posted on 2018/12/14 by Carl Robitaille
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Does Someone Else Have Your Face?

Posted on 2018/12/14 by Carl Robitaille
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A Supernova 2.6 Million Years Ago Could Have Wiped Out the Ocean’s Large Animals

Posted on 2018/12/14 by Carl Robitaille
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A Supernova 2.6 Million Years Ago Could Have Wiped Out the Ocean’s Large Animals

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A Human Heart, Left Aboard, Sends Airplane Back to Where it Started

Posted on 2018/12/14 by Carl Robitaille
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A Human Heart, Left Aboard, Sends Airplane Back to Where it Started

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APOD: Swimming on Jupiter

Posted on 2018/12/14 by Carl Robitaille
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APOD: Swimming on Jupiter

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Empty spacecuit

Posted on 2018/12/14 by Carl Robitaille
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FUN FACT:

On February 2006 a very peculiar Satellite was launched from the ISS. SuitSat was an empty spacecuit that belonged to a retired Russian astronaut with a radio transmitter mounted on its helmet. It stayed in orbit for 7 months before re-entering the Earth's atmosphere. pic.twitter.com/tfk7STyTpI

— Fermat's Library (@fermatslibrary) December 14, 2018
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Comment réussir à augmenter les salaires au Québec

Posted on 2018/12/13 by Carl Robitaille
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Comment réussir à augmenter les salaires au Québec afin de combler l'écart avec l'Ontario ? Entrevue avec l'économiste @MiaHomsy @InstitutduQC #RDIéconomie pic.twitter.com/5O3OHjOpgm

— Gérald Fillion (@geraldfillion) December 14, 2018
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Just Justin

Posted on 2018/12/13 by Carl Robitaille
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Just Justin

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Mars’ Olympus Mons

Posted on 2018/12/13 by Carl Robitaille
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Mars' Olympus Mons, the tallest known volcano in the solar system, has such a gradual slope that someone standing at the base couldn't see the summit because it's beyond the horizon. pic.twitter.com/cKjWpKGhIR

— Fermat's Library (@fermatslibrary) December 13, 2018
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