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    Cosmos: A Spacetime Odyssey: Episode 7

    1. What type of life was dominant in the Precambrian Time?


    2. Why is figuring out the age of the Earth by counting the layers of rock not accurate?
    3. Between what two planets do we find the leftover “brick and mortar” from making
    the Earth?
    4. What happened to the rocks that were around at the birth of the Earth?
    5. Why is lead poisonous to humans?
    6. How did Clare Patterson conclude the oceans were being contaminated by leaded
    gasoline?
    7. What did Patterson find in the polar ice?
    8. How long did Patterson have to fight before lead was banned from gasoline?
    9. How much did lead poisoning in children drop after lead was banned?

    Cosmos: A Spacetime Odyssey: Episode 7


    1. What type of life was dominant in the Precambrian Time?
    2. Why is figuring out the age of the Earth by counting the layers of rock not accurate?
    3. Between what two planets do we find the leftover “brick and mortar” from making
    the Earth?
    4. What happened to the rocks that were around at the birth of the Earth?
    5. Why is lead poisonous to humans?
    6. How did Clare Patterson conclude the oceans were being contaminated by leaded
    gasoline?
    7. What did Patterson find in the polar ice?
    8. How long did Patterson have to fight before lead was banned from gasoline?
    9. How much did lead poisoning in children drop after lead was banned?

    Cosmos: A Spacetime Odyssey: Episode 7


    1. What type of life was dominant in the Precambrian Time?
    2. Why is figuring out the age of the Earth by counting the layers of rock not accurate?
    3. Between what two planets do we find the leftover “brick and mortar” from making
    the Earth?
    4. What happened to the rocks that were around at the birth of the Earth?
    5. Why is lead poisonous to humans?
    6. How did Clare Patterson conclude the oceans were being contaminated by leaded
    gasoline?
    7. What did Patterson find in the polar ice?
    8. How long did Patterson have to fight before lead was banned from gasoline?
    9. How much did lead poisoning in children drop after lead was banned?

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