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The Earth Scientist, Volume XXV, Issue 3, Fall 2009
The Fall 2009 issue of The Earth Scientist includes a collection of Earth and Space Science articles for you, covering the current efforts to save Louisiana’s Lake Pontchartrain, student research into building design as it relates to earthquake damage, an exciting Earth Science project and resource from the United Kingdom...more
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Thank you for visiting Windows to the Universe. Windows to the Universe has been in development since 1995. Over the years, there have been many writers of the pages on the site. Most pages have been worked...more
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The Windows to the Universe team will be offering memberships for all educators by 1 September 2010 which will provide access to new website capabilities and services, as well as access to an ad-free version...more
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