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    NEW STORY CONTEST: SCIENTIFIC EXPEDITION OR DISCOVERY

    Sep 01, 2019 1 minute

    Tater loved reading how artist Else Bostelmann joined William Beebe’s scientific expedition to explore the mysteries of the deep sea using his newly invented bathysphere, and how Marconi’s invention of the wireless telegraph saved. For this month’s contest Tater would love to read your best story about a scientific expedition or discovery.

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