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Feb 1, 2023

USask researcher and Nobel laureate Herzberg predicted source of comet’s green hue in 1939

What a perfect coincidence. You can listen to a public lecture about Gerhard Herzberg – A life in Science at the WDM in Moose Jaw on February 11th. And the comet visits just in time. A comet from the outer solar system will be visible from Earth for the first…

Jun 7, 2022

Recording: Opening of the Eaton Internment Camp Exhibit

For those of you who missed the opening of the Eaton Internment Camp Exhibit, consider watching the recording of the event here.

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