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SaraRayne · May 1, 2020

When a pandemic sweeps across the world, many people are stuck and don’t know what to do. A lot of terms get thrown around that are supposed to serve as a guide, but their meanings can be vague. To stop the...

SaraRayne · Apr 20, 2020

Our genes are what make us...us. They hold the code (literally) to who we are and who we become. Humans have between 20,000 and 25,000 genes, and these are inherited from our parents. Our genes are all the...

SaraRayne · Apr 20, 2020

The study of evolution is a fascinating look into the past. It’s also enlightening, as it teaches us that we’re all connected, all related. People have, both in the past and recent times, had issues accepting...

SaraRayne · Apr 20, 2020

The ground we stand on is not quite as solid as we imagine it to be. It’s really made up of shifting plates that move around and smash together, like a really really slow game of bumper cars. These plates...

SaraRayne · Apr 20, 2020

The Hubble telescope has shown us incredible sights, including an estimated 100 billion galaxies. That’s definitely not how many are out there, though. Once we have more powerful telescopes, we’ll probably...

SaraRayne · Apr 6, 2020

Artificial intelligence is a phrase that will get you different reactions in different circles. In the tech world, it’s the next big thing that will take society beyond anything we could have imagined. For...

SaraRayne · Apr 4, 2020

Peer up into the sky on a clear night away from city lights, and you’ll be able to see about 4,500 stars. That’s nothing compared to the number of stars in our galaxy alone, which is between 100 and 400...

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