Teen Skepchick’s Reality Checks 6.11

vreify — June 11, 2013

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30 great scientists under 30. (via Scientific American)
Animal invisibility cloak makes cat and fish vanish. (via The Guardian)
The biggest known void in space is 1 billion light years across. (via NewScientist)
What does a pro-life paradise look like? (via Feministe)

Featured image credit: The Guardian, from Chen et al. 2013.

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