User talk:159.148.226.100

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Good work on chain reaction and others

Somebody using this IP address seems to be science-literate. Why don't you pick yourself out a username and help out on the semi-protected science articles, where we badly need more educated "eyes"? You don't need email to register (that's only a backup in case you forget your password) and it only takes 10 edits and a 4 day wait, to be able to edit "locked" articles like the articles on the planets and many chemical elements, etc.

Again, welcome! Pick a name so you can built up a "rep"! SBHarris 19:48, 23 January 2011 (UTC)

Actually, I already have login.. But today I am going to bed soon :)