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Symphony of Science

By Michael Edmonds • 17/12/2010


Symphony of Science puts quotes from various well known scientists and science communicators to music. I find the result utterly enthralling and a brilliant initiative to communicate concepts in science.

The latest, wave of reason is below:

What do you think?


  • Carl Sagan
  • reason
  • Richard Dawkins
  • science communication

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