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TODAY IN SCIENCE HISTORY
NEWSLETTER • 12 MARCH
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Book of the Day
Quotations for Today
Quiz
| Before you look at today's web page, see if you can answer some of these questions about the events that happened on this day. Some of the names are very familiar. Others will likely stump you. Tickle your curiosity with these questions, then check your answers on today's web page. | |
| Births | |
| Deaths | |
| Events |
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When you have your answers ready to all the questions above, you'll find all the information to check them, and more, on the March 12 web page of Today in Science History. Or, try this link first for just the brief answers.
Fast answers for the previous newsletter for March 11: .
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