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Half-full glass latest: Americans beginning to accept heliocentrism

Conservatism Evolution Paleontology Religion Science Scientific literacy Skepticism Surveys The Independent February 16, 2014 by Brian Hughes 0 comments

Three quarters of Americans believe that the Earth orbits the Sun. Three quarters. That’s almost all of the quarters. It’s practically everyone who is awake at any one time. Good news, huh? I mean, the opposing view — that the Earth is the centre of the universe, that the stars are […]

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