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And today, with the help of over 300,000 science enthusiasts, we have found dozens, and we've also found one of the most mysterious stars in our galaxy.

And so the citizen scientists, when they saw this, they notified the science team that they found something weird enough that it might be worth following up.

And so when the science team looked at it, we're like, "Yeah, there's probably just something wrong with the data."

And the citizen scientists who helped us in this discovery, they joined along for the ride watching science in action firsthand.

I pose these questions not to engender the fear of science but to bring to light the many possibilities that science has afforded and continues to afford us.

So in SMART, apart from the goal that we have, to develop a malaria vaccine, we are also training African scientists, because the burden of disease in Africa is high, and you need people who will continue to push the boundaries in science, in Africa.

The things we wish we could redo, if you look at the science, are the chances not taken.

It wasn't rocket science.

When you go to a place that's relatively unexplored, you have a much better chance of not only finding fossils but of finding something that's new to science.

But they excelled at covering ground, and in a remarkable diaspora surpassing even the dinosaurs' record of territorial conquest, they dispersed across the planet, ravishing every ecosystem they encountered, along the way, inventing culture and metalworking and painting and dance and music and science and rocket ships that would eventually take 12 particularly excellent apes to the surface of the Moon.

And it's a revolution that cannot be confined in the domain of science or technology.

It's like a global search and replace, or in science terms, it makes a heterozygous trait homozygous.

It sounds a little bit like science fiction.

They're actually developing a lot of their science and engineering curriculum to spread widely around the world in our system.

Today, I am going to show you how this tablet and this virtual-reality headset that I'm wearing are going to completely revolutionize science education.

And I'm also going to show you how it can make any science teacher more than twice as effective.

But before I show you how all of this is possible, let's talk briefly about why improving the quality of science education is so vitally important.

And so we thought to ourselves: Why not just apply that to science?

For instance, here in this case, where the students have to solve a mysterious CSI murder case using their core science skills.

Here we have 300 students, all passionately solving CSI murder cases while learning core science skills.

And what they found was that when you combined the virtual laboratories with teacher-led coaching and mentoring, then we saw a total 101 percent increase in the learning effectiveness, which effectively doubles the science teacher's impact with the same amount of time spent.

And so in many ways, I believe that the next big, quantum leap in science education lies no longer with the technology, but rather with the teachers' decision to push forward and adopt these technologies inside the classrooms.

First is, many of us believe that these extra dimensions hold the answer to what perhaps is the deepest question in theoretical physics, theoretical science.

But is this question even amenable to science?

For instance, the word astronomy, which seems a bit bizarre where it is, is actually exactly where it should be, between what it is, an actual science, and between what it describes, the astronomical terms.

And this is in a way one of the beauties of science, which is that now this idea can be translated and generalized to a whole lot of different domains.

More black men die from high blood pressure than from anything else, even though decades of medical wisdom and science have demonstrated that death from high blood pressure can be prevented with timely diagnosis and appropriate treatment.

All of science is like this.

Sociology and Shakespeare and soccer and science, all of these are "content."

So I started chasing a new technology that I only had read about in science fiction.

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