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24th Annual Faculty Lecture Scientists today understand the universe in a very different way than they did 50 years ago. They understand the origin of every atom, something that Bruce Margon, a University of Washington astronomy professor, regards as "a fundamental intellectual triumph." What’s more, those atoms all have been recycled several times over. The bottom line, Margon says, is that we are made of stars. From the Series:Annual Faculty Lectures
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Date Found: February 11, 2010
Date Produced: January 25, 2000
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