Latest from Science News for Students

Latest from Science News for Students:  Tick born diseases, new regulations for E-cigarettes and other new science stories!



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SCI.2 : infinitely awesome video. every day.

SCI.2 : infinitely awesome video. every day.:  Here's a little Easter -themed science for you! Ever wondered what happens to marshmallow peeps if you put them into a vacuum?



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Maths and Stats by Email | Abel prize, Pool tricks

Maths and Stats by Email | Abel prize, Pool tricks: "Article: A million dollars for an imaginary game of pool  
   

The things mathematicians imagine are often perfect. A mathematical sphere is smoother than any ball we could ever make, because it is made of ideas, not atoms. But mathematicians don’t just imagine simple shapes. This year’s winner of the million-dollar Abel prize is famous for imagining a mathematical pool table!
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Science by Email | Moth mimic, Dissolving sweets

Science by Email | Moth mimic, Dissolving sweets: "News: Moth mimic    
   

The way a moth’s eyes have adapted to darkness may help us stop glare from the Sun.
 
Despite their tendency to circle light bulbs, moths have eyes that are designed for darkness. Each eye has a bumpy pattern that stops light reflecting off the surface, possibly helping the moth see in the dark and hide from predators."



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Latest from Science News for Students

Latest from Science News for Students: "

BODY & HEALTH
Poisonings linked to e-cigarettes
By Janet Raloff, Apr 08, 2014 09:36 am
A federal survey finds electronic cigarettes and the chemicals they burn are an increasing cause of reports of harm made to poison-control centers. Young children are often the victims. Read More"



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explore Owl webcam

"Spring has sprung and we're expecting owlets any day now. Stay tuned to the HD live cam to catch a first glimpse of the new additions "



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The Nation's Tyrannosaurus rex - Digging the Fossil Record: Paleobiology at the Smithsonian

The Nation's Tyrannosaurus rex - Digging the Fossil Record: Paleobiology at the Smithsonian:  The good news is that the fossil exhibit will be open during our visit! The bad news, we'll miss the T. rex... The exhibit is closing for renovations right after our visit- the museum is getting a new T. rex from Montana!  You'll have to go back!



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Maths and Stats by Email | Internet Census, Jumping puzzle

Maths and Stats by Email | Internet Census, Jumping puzzle: "rticle: CSIRO and Census – counting the connected  
   

The internet is a really important communication tool for people in Australia and around the world. We can send emails and instant messages, share photos and videos, and look up information on websites."



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20 Highest and Lowest Radiation Cell Phones - Cell Phones - ProCon.org

20 Highest and Lowest Radiation Cell Phones - Cell Phones - ProCon.org:  Are you worried about the amount of radiation you are exposed to when you use your cell phone? Check the highest and lowest cellphone lists to see where your phone fits!



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Science by Email | Turtles in trouble, Recycled paper

Science by Email | Turtles in trouble, Recycled paper: "News: Turtles in trouble:

When waste isn’t disposed of carefully, it can find its way into rivers and oceans. This human made litter can be very harmful for marine animals, including sea turtles."



Also in this issue is a fun at home activity where you can make your own paper!!

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Latest from Science News for Students

Latest from Science News for Students: Earthquakes, tsunamis, pythons with a navigational system and one scary "chicken" that roamed the earth with T. rex... Wow! Don't miss this issue!



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Science Learning Hub Newsletter April 2014

Science Learning Hub Newsletter April 2014:

Innovation? What it is and why it should be of interest to you!

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Aliens Inside Us - Full Episode | Smithsonian Channel

Aliens Inside Us - Full Episode | Smithsonian Channel: "Aliens Inside Us
Are germs good for us? Meet the trillions of alien microbes thriving inside our bodies, and discover why we can't live without them."



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3M Science of Everyday Life - Discovery Education

3M Science of Everyday Life - Discovery Education: "Is there chemistry in the kitchen? Is there physics at the park? Videos and interactives will help students discover the real-world science around them and make connections to what they are learning in school. There is something for everyone!"



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