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Place in the Universe/Things that are familiar

Submitted by Rita Stevens on Thu, 07/26/2007 - 2:21pm.
Looking at our place in the universe in regards to the Milky Way was interesting and even somewhat fascinating. I wasn't that crazy about the physics of it. I just like to locate and look at the universe and space. I don't need to know the size, the distant, the depth or whatever. Then this afternoon, the microwave lesson eliminated a lot of myths that have been stated about microwaves. Good job Liz.

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