Science Up High And Down Below | November 10, 2022



Election day is over but key races remain uncalled in the U.S. midterm elections. In the U.S. Senate, the balance of power rests in the hands of a few swing states.  And in the U.S. House of Representatives, projections show Democrats losing seats, but Republicans may still take control.  Next, we’re breaking down the total lunar eclipse that happened this week, because the next one won’t happen until March 14th, 2025.  So be sure to mark your calendars!

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  1. Hi! This is the Turner/Dwyer 8th Grade homeroom at Cabrillo Elementary School in Pacifica, California! Here's our second INSPIRATIONAL DAILY QUOTE for all y'all at CNN 10 to make your day great!
    "The greatest glory in living lies not in never falling, but in rising every time you fall."
    We hope we earned a shoutout with this inspirational quotation!

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  3. Hi Coy!! My 5th grade class at the James F. Murray School PS #38 would love to get a shoutout from you!! We are in Jersey City, NJ, the most diverse city in America! Go Mustangs! Make today a great day on purpose! <3

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  4. Mr. Kelley's 7th-Grade social studies (Texas history) class at Forbes Middle School in Georgetown, Texas, watches CNN 10 each day to learn about and write summaries of current news and events presented by Coy and the CNN 10 Team. Thank you, Coy and the CNN 10 Team, for providing us this informative and educational tool to help our students to learn and grow each school day as they prepare for 8th-grade, high school, and life.

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