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RICHLAND, Wash.-- Each year, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory holds a Science as Art contest to capture images that are a result of their research. This year, there are 99 beautiful entries -- and they are asking for your help in choosing the winning image.

Vote by "liking" your favorite image on PNNL's Facebook page before 3:00 pm PST on Friday, June 22.

This picture is just one example of many that you can vote for!

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