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GMIT students take top prizes at Intel Galileo Technology Competition

Colin Gill with his G Tune, automatic guitar tuner one of the winners at the final of the Intel 3rd level Galileo competition where students design Internet of things applications with the Intel Galileo board.

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Watch a Bowling Ball and a Feather Fall in a Vacuum [Video]

One of the most suprising things we learn in Physics class is that the acceleration due to Earth's gravity is constant for any mass (9.81 m/s/s). Gallileo demonstrated it in 1589 by dropping objects of different mass from the Leaning Tower

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