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Author Archives: gerretyc
The Cosmic Calendar
Although I doubt it will ever be entirely possible to comprehend the enormity of an amount of time as great as 13.7 billion years, I’ve found the Cosmic Calendar to be […]
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First Post!
This is a photo of me on the equator line in Ecuador! One thing that was pretty cool about going to the Equator line(s) was seeing the demonstrations of the […]
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