Discussing the famous Lars, Lars Porsena and where the name comes from.
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Organelle Division
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118 Sons
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The nuclear force and strong force bind together quarks and the protons and neutrons that are made from them.
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Pluto should not be a planet because it is smaller than the Moon.
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The Gay Science
Have you heard about the gay science? In the medieval period, there was an idea called the gay science which celebrated the best poetry that was made, but certainly not gay poetry. The way that they used the word gay was to refer to the feelings of joy or love, either when talking about romance,…
The Tiny Electron
In an atom there are protons, neutrons and electrons. The neutrons and protons are bound together at the center while the electrons orbit them in theoretical positions which, for quantum physics sake, is a bit too detailed too explain here. What most people are likely unaware of is the size of these subatomic particles. The…
