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1 Meeting #10

2 Agenda Science in the News I SEE THE LIGHT Science Olympiad

3 Closest Alien Planet Receives a Name

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5 Herschel Space Telescope Ends Mission

6 Background Active 2009-2013 Recently ran out of Liquid Helium to keep equipment cool, ultimately ending its ability to function. Largest inferred telescope ever launched (commissioned by ESA) In a parked position at L 2 Lagrangian point

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8 ALPHA Lab Tests Antimatter Gravity ALPHA- Antihydrogen Laser PHysics Apparatus Run through Cern Testing to see if antimatter acts like regular matter Deduced the possibly of Antigravity (antimatter falling upwards) Testing Antihydrogen escaping a magnetic field in an upward direction

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10 Light Light is the reason we can see things. Light is either EMITTED or ABSORBED by different substances.

11 Light It is a form of electromagnetic radiation. The Visible Light Spectrum (similar to the Hydrogen emission spectrum) is composed of light of different wavelengths.  Different wavelengths mean different frequencies.

12 Light Light is behaves both as a particle and a wave!

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