SCIENCE sEDiment

Radicalizing student curiosity one investigation at a time. Why? Because NOTHING is ordinary. EVERYTHING is interesting.

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Science News for Students
- Scientists Say: Dinosaur April 19, 2021
- Earth as you’ve never seen it before April 19, 2021
- Surfing the winds would make future jet travel greener April 16, 2021
Science News
- Here’s what we know about B.1.1.7, the U.S.’s dominant coronavirus strain April 19, 2021
- NASA’s Ingenuity helicopter made history by flying on Mars April 19, 2021
- How the laws of physics constrain the size of alien raindrops April 19, 2021
ScienceDaily
- NASA's Ingenuity Mars Helicopter succeeds in historic first flight April 19, 2021
- Tarantula's ubiquity traced back to the Cretaceous April 16, 2021
- COVID-19: Scientists identify human genes that fight infection April 16, 2021

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Time travel is possible…
About the Site
A more youthful Dr. Merritt
Although this site primarily aims to assist and support middle and high school science students and teachers, others are more than welcome to peruse (and use) it, of course. The design, content, and maintenance of SCIENCEsEDiment.com is the work of Brett Merritt, Ph.D., who encourages all site visitors to understand deeply, think critically, act creatively, pursue passionately, relate ethically, & use wisely. Dr. Merritt is an American educator and researcher who lives and works in the Italian-speaking region of Switzerland (Ticino).

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