How would you like to take a fun and interesting look at The Story of Energy? This free ebook explores the discovery of electricity and natural gas, the long road to distributing it, the deregulation of the phone system in the past, and what the deregulation of energy may mean for the future. The book […]
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Oswald Avery, born in Halifax, Nova Scotia, on October 21, 1877, helped make one of the most important scientific discoveries of all time. During his career as a scientist and bacteriologist, he was able to help prove that DNA is the material that passes on certain qualities and features through heredity. He studied the DNA
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On July 15, 1799, the Rosetta Stone was found in the Egyptian village of Rosetta by French Captain Pierre-Francois Bouchard during Napoleon’s Egyptian Campaign. Its discovery, and the translation work that followed, unlocked the mystery of Egyptian hieroglyphics. It opened the door to learning much about the ancient kingdom of Egypt. In a similar way,
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May 5, 1961: Freedom 7, launched by a Redstone rocket, carries the first American, Alan Shepard, into space. Let’s honor this special anniversary with a free rocket ship fill-in and a geography-themed decoding puzzle! What’s your favorite rocket ship milestone? Timeline Worksheet: May 5, 1961 (rocket ship fill-in) Timeline Worksheet: May 5, 1961 (geography-themed decoding
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Did you know that Vitamin C is the scurvy-busing vitamin? Samuel de Champlain’s crew suffered from scurvy, a disease that many explorers suffered from because they couldn’t eat enough foods that had Vitamin C. Scurvy was a terrible disease that made parts of the body stop working properly. It was very painful, and it killed
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How would you like to take a fun and interesting look at The Story of Energy? On February 11, 1847, Thomas Alva Edison, a man who would forever change the way we “see” the world, was born. I have a fun ebook for you that explores the discovery of electricity and natural gas, the long road
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