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  3. Sometimes the findings of a scientific experiment take time.

Sometimes the findings of a scientific experiment take time.

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    Sometimes the findings of a scientific experiment take time. This one started in 1927, when physicist Thomas Parnell filled a closed funnel with the thickest-known fluid: pitch. It won’t take as much perseverance to read the 380-word story. The livestream is another story. Here’s more from @ScienceAlert:

    https://flip.it/tev3xf

    #Science #Physics #ScienceNews #Experimentation

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