Finalists announced for Great American Think-Off in New York Mills
This year, the four finalists received a prize $500 will debate the topic: Which is more important: to win or to play by the rules?” on Saturday, June 12, at the New York Mills Regional Cultural Center.
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New York Mills Cultural Center s 28th annual Great American Think-Off (Submitted photo)
An annual New York Mills tradition is back for its 28th year. The Great American Think-Off invites several finalists from their essay contest to compete in a civil disagreement between different ideas.
This year, the four finalists received a prize $500 and will debate the topic: Which is more important: to win or to play by the rules?” on Saturday, June 12 at the New York Mills Regional Cultural Center. Two finalists will debate for one side of the argument, while the other two will debate for the other side.
Researchers Find First-Ever Galaxy Observed in a ‘Blow-Away’ State
Study could give more insight into Universe s early stages. Blow-away state believed to be caused by many supernovas, or dying stars, exploding in a short period of time.
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A new study led by University of Minnesota astrophysicists shows that high-energy light from small galaxies may have played a key role in the early evolution of the Universe.
The research gives insight into how the Universe became reionized, a problem that astronomers have been trying to solve for years.
The research is published in
The Astrophysical Journal, a peer-reviewed scientific journal of astrophysics and astronomy.
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IMAGE: The University of Minnesota study shows that high-energy light from small galaxies, like the Pox 186 galaxy depicted above, may have played a key role in the reionization and evolution. view more
Credit: Credit: Podevin, J.f., 2006
A new study led by University of Minnesota astrophysicists shows that high-energy light from small galaxies may have played a key role in the early evolution of the Universe. The research gives insight into how the Universe became reionized, a problem that astronomers have been trying to solve for years.
The research is published in
The Astrophysical Journal, a peer-reviewed scientific journal of astrophysics and astronomy.