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Students at the University of Scranton are learning more about radio waves and their connection to the atmosphere and space.
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Students at the University of Scranton are learning more about radio waves and their connection to the atmosphere and space.
The new antenna was installed to help students learn more about radio waves and their connection to the atmosphere and space ahead of a research project.
"I've known about them for years but I found a lot of them that day," photographer Josh Coogler told Newsweek.
Community Water Development Fund grants have been issued by the Local Authority Waters Programme (LAWPRO). Totalling some €510,000 in grants, the latest ca...
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