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Science Fair shows brainy teenagers in National Geographic documentary #MakerEducation
— by Kelly
Filed under: educators, science, STEM, Women In STEM, young engineers — 
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New Advances in Electron Microscope
— by Ben
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Insanely Impressive and Elaborate Rube Goldberg Machine that Dispenses Lemonade
— by Kelly
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Pirates Needed Science, Too
— by Ben
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Drinking Gold Was a Grisly Anti-Aging Trend of 16th-Century France
— by Kelly
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Elephant Tusk DNA Used to Track Ivory Poachers
— by Takara
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How to Make a Bottle from Full-Time Kid #SaturdayMorningCartoons
— by Zay
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‘Leafsnap’ Uses Recognition Software to Help You Identify Trees and Scientists to Study Their Distribution
— by Yarrow Maurer
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Scientists Create Highest Resolution Antarctic Map Ever
— by Zay
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Time Travel Tuesday #timetravel a look back at the Adafruit, maker, science, technology and engineering world
— by Kelly
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Go with the Flow #MakerEducation
— by Kelly
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Here’s What the Watermelon Was Up to Before It Tasted Good
— by Kelly
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How Hevesh5 Builds Amazing Domino Chain Reactions
— by Kelly
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Self-Healing Roads – The Modern Science of Potholes
— by Ben
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How Your Brain Lies with Confirmation Bias
— by Jessie Mae
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