Tokyo Olympics College Medal Count πŸ…

Tokyo Olympics College Medal Count πŸ…
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College medal count for the 2020 2021 Tokyo Olympics. Olympic medals by college 2021.

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How Antarctica became the best place to find meteorites

How Antarctica became the best place to find meteorites
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The Antarctic explosion that rocked the meteorite world

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2020 Presidential Election County Level Muddy Map

2020 Presidential Election County Level Muddy Map
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2020 US Presidential Election Interactive County-Level Vote Map

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Weekly Counts of US Deaths by Select Causes through June 2020

Weekly Counts of US Deaths by Select Causes through June 2020
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This graph uses CDC data to compare COVID deaths with other causes of deaths.

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11 Animated Algorithms for the Traveling Salesman Problem

11 Animated Algorithms for the Traveling Salesman Problem
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For the visual learners, here’s an animated collection of some well-known heuristics and algorithms in action.

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Muddy America : Color Balancing The US Election Map - Infographic

Muddy America : Color Balancing The US Election Map - Infographic
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The Trouble with the County Winner Map, and why this Muddy Map is better for determining vote populations and vote margins in the US election. Infographic.

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Why Objects have Colors - Illustration - Animation

Why Objects have Colors - Illustration - Animation
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Why do objects in nature have the colors that they do? Although sunlight appears white, it contains all the colors of the rainbow. Objects absorb some of those colors and reflect others into your eyes. Different objects reflect different colors. The colors that are reflected into your eyes are considered

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The Water Cycle - Infographic - Animated GIF

The Water Cycle - Infographic - Animated GIF
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EvaporationWith enough heat, water will evaporate, turning into water vapor, a gas. Water vapor rises and condenses as clouds. TranspirationAs water moves up plants, excess water reaches the plants' surface via transpiration. With enough heat, this water becomes water vapor. Water vapor rises and condenses as clouds. CondensationWater droplets in

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