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The LIGO or the Laser Interferometer Gravitational Observatory was an experimental program that was designed to detect gravitational waves. It began construction in 1998 and officially began operating in
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Alexis commented on the post, Gender Dysphoria is not just for Trans People
Miles,
I really enjoyed reading your post, I enjoyed learning more about gender dysphoria and how it doesn’t only affect specific people. I like how your provided an example of how it has affected people with the story from the article. Thank you for sharing I cant wait to read more! -
Alexis commented on the post, Gender Dysphoria and Public Restrooms
I really enjoyed reading your article, I agree with you that public restrooms can be a very stressful place for transgender people because of the fear of being targeted or discriminated against. I liked how you talked about the difference between gender and sex and discussed how some laws overlook that. I think that is an important issue that…Read More
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Angela,
I thought your poem was a very unique and interesting idea, many times when we think of where we are from we think of physical places but you talked about the characteristics that make you you. You talk about where you get your looks or personality from. I really enjoyed reading it and I hope you write some more poems! -
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The first detection of gravitational waves in 2015 was a large step forward in science. However the fifth and most recent recent detection of these waves has been monumental. Scientists are saying that this
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I had no idea that these new advancements were being made. I would love more specifics on what we are learning and how it impacts the scientific community. How are gravitational waves detected and what are the causes? I hope to see more research from you in the future.