The trail that won the west

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The Oregon Trail bears witness to the adventures of brave pioneers who travelled the route to seek a better life in other lands. The marks of wagon wheels represent the indomitable spirit and innovativeness that made these people overcome time and nature and hand down a rich heritage to their descendants.

History, Frontier and pioneer life, Frontier life, Pioneers, Oregon Trail

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The man who discovered Mother Nature

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James Lovelock's Gaia theory poses that Earth is a living organism, with all species interacting to maintain stability. It has caused scientists of all disciplines, believers or not, to talk to each other.

Analysis, Personalities, Ecological research, Gaia hypothesis, Lovelock, James

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The sense that shapes our future

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Research indicates that stimulation of the sense of touch is important for human physical and psychological development. Caressing, for example, gives babies feelings of comfort and security.

Psychological aspects, Child development, Touch

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