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The 'No Small Matter giveaway' concludes

Well ladies and gents, it’s Christmas Eve, and it’s high time we conclude the giveaway. So without further ado, the random winners are: Reginald Challis and Beatrice Anton!! I’ll send the books as soon as they confirm and the postal office starts working, hopefully they’ll receive them this year. All in all, I’d like to […]

Mihai Andrei
December 24, 2009 @ 7:18 pm

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Well ladies and gents, it’s Christmas Eve, and it’s high time we conclude the giveaway. So without further ado, the random winners are: Reginald Challis and Beatrice Anton!! I’ll send the books as soon as they confirm and the postal office starts working, hopefully they’ll receive them this year.

All in all, I’d like to thank you all, and for those that signed in for our page you’ll be automatically signed in for any other contest we have and you’ll receive the free ZME Science brochure, with our best posts and features, which I’ll probably have done by the end of January, but I don’t mean to bore you with that.

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Today marks 50 years since Telstar's historic first live television broadcast by satellite

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Infographic: the cost of SETI

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Donate to tsunami victims in Japan

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Abandoned dog saves 12 lives

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The 'No small matter' giveaway

Hello! I’ve been running ZME Science for more than 2 years now, and the support you’ve shown has been increasingly amazing! However, much to my shame, I’ve rarely thanked you like you deserve it. I rarely have time to write as much as I want, I make grammar mistakes (non English speaker, btw), and I […]