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Science Future for January 1, 2011
Web edition: December 17, 2010
Print edition: January 1, 2011; Vol.179 #1 (p. 4)
January 3 – 4
The Quadrantid meteor shower peaks. Look east and up between midnight and dawn. Visit www.seasky.org/sky.html for more information.
January 8
Test engineering skills in a LEGO Building Challenge in Portland, Ore. See www.omsi.edu
January 11 – 20
Preschoolers experiment with the rainbow's colors at Phoenix's Arizona Science Center. See www.azscience.org
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