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Mostly, the Electroclan and Welch are in need of fuel and are trying to get fuel at a place filled with Elgen, the bad guys, but the Elgen are tracking the
submarine and the only way for the Electroclan to get the Elgen to stop tracking them would be to destroy the sonar.

Right now in the book, the Tuvaluans are taking back their Island from what is left of the Elgen, trying to build up an army to take down the rest of the Elgen, and the rest of the Electroclan is on the Joule, a submarine, and are having grief over the loss of everyone. Especially about the loss of Michael, the Electroclan's leader.

Right now in the book, the Tuvaluans are taking back their Island from what is left of the Elgen, trying to build up an army to take down the rest of the Elgen, and the rest of the Electroclan is on the Joule, a submarine, and are having grief over the loss of everyone. Especially about the loss of Michael, the Electroclan's leader.

the authors are mainly taking about the movement into the enclosure, how itvs working out, how there daily lives work in the winter, and about the wolves physical and mental features.

The authors have just recently moved into the wolf enclosure. They are finding out new things about the wolves that are very secretive to the wolves, such as the pack as to submit themselves to Kamots each morning.

The authors have mainly been talking about what got the started with trying to make a documentary about the true nature of wolves. Such as, Jim Dutcher was first intrigued by wolves was when he was 16 in the woods looking for a run away horse when he first saw the Grey Wolf.

The author has been lately talking about Archimedes and the centers of gravity. It is basically about how Archimedes had the first thoughts of gravity, not Sir Isaac Newton.

The author is currently talking about Archimedes early life and about some of his early inventions. Apparently, Archimedes only had basic knowledge about the worlds of mathematics and science; such as, he knew that the shortest length from one place to another is a straight line.

Currently, the author is talking about how numbers are in our everyday life and about how were are actually made of numbers. According to Peter J. Bently, if we are made with the wrong numbers then we are made badly; such as, if we were built with a disease or a heart defect.

The author is deeply describing weird and strange facts. Like, did you now that their are no owls in Antartica.

The author is mainly talking about interesting and intriguing about ancient Rome. Did you know that in ancient Rome, trained walkers stepped along roads 1,000 paces at a time(approximately 4,800 feet, or just short of our current mile), marking the distance with stone obelisks? The stones were called milestones.

The end of the book is mainly talking about how we need to exempt our place out of the entire cosmos because this place is make humans/everything thrive greatly. the author also talks about philosophy and theology and what that is, but the author mainly talks about that we don't need to look out into the cosmos to find a place for our salvation, but that our salvation is right here.

The end of the book is mainly talking about how we need to exempt our place out of the entire cosmos because this place is make humans/everything thrive greatly. the author also talks about philosophy and theology and what that is, but the author mainly talks about that we don't need to look out into the cosmos to find a place for our salvation, but that our salvation is right here.

The author is very clear on the descriptions of the big fight with Greasers v. Socs. Even though the greasers won, sadly Johnny died. That had to have been the saddest part of the story for me, but I will give credit to the author for how well she wrote that part of the story and how she kept me wanting to read the story, even through the sad part(When Johnny dies).

At this time in the book, author is explaining why the universe is incredibly uniform on a very large scale. Also, he talked a little about the one of the guys he worked, known as Brian Chaboyer.

The author of the book is now describing how light can be open, flat, or even closed. Also, it turns out that if you went out side, hold your hand up to the sky, and your finger and your thumb make a shape the size of a dime, there would be about 100,000 galaxies there.

Right now, in the book, the author is talking about how Einstein and his theory of a non-static universe eventually lead to the theory of the big band!