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The Lamont Core Lab was another favorite, with visitors lined up out the door. Billy D'Andrea shows young guests how scientists use deep-sea sediment cores to learn about climates in the past.

The Lamont Core Lab was another favorite, with visitors lined up out the door. Billy D’Andrea shows young guests how scientists use deep-sea sediment cores to learn about climates in the past.

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