Heads Up! It’s a Meteor Shower Smaller than grains of sand, meteors vaporize in a bright streak of light as they hit Earth’s atmosphere. Meteor showers come from comets, but the sporadic meteors on other nights are m

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• Planetary science
• Orionids
• Geminids
• Leonids
• Lyrids
• Perseids
• Comet
• Quadrantids
• Southern Delta Aquariids
• Meteor showers
• Fluid dynamics
• Jets

ENERGY CONSERVATION AT HOME: TIPS FROM THE CALIFORNIA SCIENCE CENTER Right now California is experiencing energy shortages, and energy costs are going up. We sometimes take energy for granted, but our decisions about how

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• Mechanical engineering
• Thermostat
• Refrigerator
• Energy Star
• Water heating
• Dishwasher
• Incandescent light bulb
• Compact fluorescent lamp
• Efficient energy use
• Home appliances
• Technology
• Home

The Crab Nebula - Exploring a pulsar up close! The Crab Nebula is all that remains of a massive star that exploded as a supernova, and was seen by humans for the first time in 1054 AD. Located 6000 light years away, it i

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• Supernova remnants
• Light sources
• Pulsars
• Exotic matter
• Neutron star
• Crab Nebula
• Star
• Supernova
• Chandra X-ray Observatory
• Astronomy
• Space
• Star types

Turn off the power. Light up the stars. Learn more at earthhourcanada.org. Join the Earth Hour Star Party at the Canada Science and Technology Museum and visit the exhibit Energy: Power to Choose.

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Canadian civil society working to realize the Istanbul Principles for CSO Development Effectiveness ISTANBUL PRINCIPLES FOR CSO DEVELOPMENT EFFECTIVENESS 4 PROMOTE

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• Development
• Light Up the World Foundation
• Solar Electric Light Fund
• Renewable energy
• Technology
• Photovoltaics
• Renewable energy in Africa
• Renewable energy in the United States
• Development charities
• Low-carbon economy
• Environment

Team Up at the EHDI Conference With all of the great sessions and information shared, it’s impossible for any one person to take in everything. In light of your State Meeting discussion and Pre-conference Individual

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• Session
• Poster session

The Geneline The Monthly Newsletter of the Amelia Island Genealogical Society July 2013 COMING UP!

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• ARCO
• Nassau County
• Florida
• Amelia Island Museum of History
• Amelia Island Light
• Fernandina Beach
• Florida
• Anaconda Copper
• Amelia Island
• Mining
• Fort Clinch
• Florida
• Greater Jacksonville
• Butte
• Montana

101 Critical Days of Summer Safety Tip #6 – Fireworks The 4th of July is coming up soon and a lot of people will be celebrating by shooting off fireworks or watching a good fireworks display. When done right, fireworks

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• Chinese culture
• Sparkler
• Fuse
• Rocket
• M-80
• Salute
• Consumer fireworks
• British firework law
• Fireworks
• Pyrotechnics
• Light

BE SMART ! PASS IT ON Ten Smart Ways: Observe, Think, Act, Lead, Respect, Plan, Prepare, Back-up, Learn, Enjoy 1 Observe what is happening and be aware of where you are. Watch the wind, the clouds, the light,

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• Keirsey Temperament Sorter
• Rational temperament
• Alternative education

GFP: Lighting Up Life You can observe a lot by watching. Yogi Berra My companions and I then witnessed a curious spectacle. . .The Nautilus floated in the midst of. . . truly living light. . . an infinite agglomeration o

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• Physics
• Biophysicists
• Protein methods
• Bioluminescence
• Microscopes
• Douglas Prasher
• Ultramicroscope
• Aequorea victoria
• Paul Lauterbur
• Nobel laureates in Physics
• Science
• Biology