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Final Poster Poll… meteor or no meteor?

So it’s almost Impact day and we need to decide. The team is split. With the meteor, or without the meteor? You can cast your vote below and see live results. Note the credits are still temporary. I will share my thoughts after the voting closes, but by means of guidance, whatever we think of

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50 Kisses Blog and Posts Resurrected

Over the last week and helped by the fabulous Milethia Thomas, we have managed to bring back the 50 Kisses blog, literally hundreds of posts on the whole journey. It’s fascinating to read and also inspirational to see just how much we achieved. Of particular note are the most recent posts where we mobilized the

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Have you seen the dinosaur fossil from the Impact 66 million years ago?

I love science. I grew up in a home that celebrated it. My brother leant toward astronomy and engineering, myself to microscopy, biology and geology, specifically palaeontology. The news that scientists unearthed the remains of a dinosaur that died on the day of the asteroid impact that wiped out the dinosaurs is nothing short of

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Final Poster Poll… meteor or no meteor?

So it’s almost Impact day and we need to decide. The team is split. With the meteor, or without the meteor? You can cast your vote below and see live results. Note the credits are still temporary. I will share my thoughts after the voting closes, but by means of guidance, whatever we think of

Read More »

50 Kisses Blog and Posts Resurrected

Over the last week and helped by the fabulous Milethia Thomas, we have managed to bring back the 50 Kisses blog, literally hundreds of posts on the whole journey. It’s fascinating to read and also inspirational to see just how much we achieved. Of particular note are the most recent posts where we mobilized the

Read More »

Have you seen the dinosaur fossil from the Impact 66 million years ago?

I love science. I grew up in a home that celebrated it. My brother leant toward astronomy and engineering, myself to microscopy, biology and geology, specifically palaeontology. The news that scientists unearthed the remains of a dinosaur that died on the day of the asteroid impact that wiped out the dinosaurs is nothing short of

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