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Cover Siowfa15 Science In Our World Certainty And Controversy In our known universe, there are 500 billion sun like stars, with anywhere from 1 10 planets revolving around them. that’s anywhere from 500 billion to 5 trillion planets that could theoretically host life. surely, some of these planets nurtured the early seeds of life, and surely some of that life developed into intelligent life. Science in our world: certainty and controversy (sc200) is an entry level general education course not for science majors. all of the written work and much of the exchange of ideas in this course will take place on this course blog. students are required to write posts and comment frequently on the posts of others, and they will be assessed on.

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