Teen Skepchick’s Reality Checks 7.24

vreify — July 24, 2012

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Sally Ride has died of pancreatic cancer at age 61. She was a role model for many of the amazing girls I know. (via The Guardian)
A single brain structure may give athletes that extra physical edge. (via Scientific American)
We’ve found a baby galaxy with spiral arms. (via Time Magazine)
Conservative Congressman Jim Sensenbrenner defends Huma Abedin against accusations of being tied to the Muslim Brotherhood. (via Feministing)

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Vy is a recent graduate working in a neuroscience lab with children and monkeys. She likes sewing, knitting, lifting weights, and reading in her free time. Especially reading about science!

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