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Symphony of Science

SwagDragon15

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When preparing to write my final blog post of the quarter, I couldn't help but to think back to last year in Powlin's class and recall the most incredible thing he did for us in that class, being introduce us to this wonderful Physics video (Narrated by Morgan Freeman, making it just that much better.) The video goes into exploring the nature of atoms and subatomic particles, which indeed are the "jiggling things" that make up each and every single thing that we see on this earth. It all comes down to the twelve particles of matter and the four forces of nature, as they say. :eagerness: The video is incredibly confusing, for it is just the smartest people on the planet trying to help the rest of us understand something that mortal minds can and will probably never be able to comprehend. Enjoy :cool::cool:;):mad::confused::confused:

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