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Marie Curie

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Jan 30, 2020

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Marie Curie was a brilliant scientist who overcame great obstacles in her pursuit of knowledge. Her research led her to new discoveries in Physics and Chemistry that have had a huge impact on the world.

Released:

Jan 30, 2020

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Know Your History is a history podcast for kids about notable people and events from the past. We want to help kids build their background knowledge so that they can make more connections and engage in their world.

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Hello World!: Our history podcast for kids will bring you information about important people and events from the past. Subscribe today! by Know Your History
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Marie Curie: Marie Curie was a brilliant scientist who overcame great obstacles in her pursuit of knowledge. Her research led her to new discoveries in Physics and Chemistry that have had a huge impact on the world. by Know Your History
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