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Religious Americans by and large support science. The post Faith and science: compatible? appeared first on Ramblin' with Roger.
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One major obstacle was the need for electrical power to produce the X-rays. Marie Curie solved that problem. The post X is for X-rays, WWI and Marie Curie appeared first on Ramblin' with Roger.
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I do have affection for Chester A. Arthur. The post Music and communication appeared first on Ramblin' with Roger.
View ArticleJ is for scientist Joseph Henry
Joseph Henry created a program to study weather patterns in North America, a project that eventually led to the creation of the National Weather Service. The post J is for scientist Joseph Henry...
View ArticleFaith and science: compatible?
Religious Americans by and large support science. The post Faith and science: compatible? appeared first on Ramblin' with Roger.
View ArticleX is for X-rays, WWI and Marie Curie
One major obstacle was the need for electrical power to produce the X-rays. Marie Curie solved that problem. The post X is for X-rays, WWI and Marie Curie appeared first on Ramblin' with Roger.
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