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Jana Houser wants to help the field predict how and when tornadoes form.
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The solar eclipse, as seen by Sequencer readers
Earlier this week we asked our readers to share with us their photos of Monday's solar eclipse. What each person saw during the eclipse – in their backyard, in the park, several time zones away from home squatting in a cemetery – was shaped by our lives, as all art,...
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