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It’s from the Bacillus Calmette-GuΓ©rin (BCG) tuberculosis vaccine, commonly given to children in many countries (especially outside the US) via a skin injection.

The vaccine often leaves this distinctive round, slightly raised or dimpled scar with a textured, starburst-like pattern as it heals. Perfectly normal and harmless reminder of an old shot.
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If a neutral atom has 6 protons, how many electrons does it have?
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12
4%
3
6%
8
75%
6
What is the electrical charge of an electron?
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Positive (+1)
7%
Neutral
82%
Negative (-1)
5%
Variable
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Which of the following is an example of an element?
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Table salt
78%
Pure gold
17%
Carbon dioxide
5%
Water
Which subatomic particles are located inside the nucleus of an atom?
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Protons and neutrons
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Protons and electrons
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Electrons and neutrons
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Only electrons
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The Golgi apparatus is a cell organelle that modifies, sorts, and packages proteins and lipids. It acts like the cell’s post office, preparing materials for transport inside or outside the cell.
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It takes 2 neurons to ride a bike

In this week’s paper, Matthew Cook asks how a computer can control a bicycle without solving the full nonlinear equations of motion, or spending an inordinate amount of time learning through reinforcement learning. Humans seem to learn in a different way: not by deriving equations, and not by crashing thousands of times.

Cook presents a two-neuron network that can ride a simulated bicycle in a desired direction.
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Which of the following travels the fastest?
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Seismic waves
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Light waves
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Water waves
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Sound waves
If a material absorbs 100% of all incident visible light, what color is it?
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White
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Clear
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