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Long-form essays on history and astronomy, pairing archival detective work with clear explanation of scientific and historical puzzles, such as a disputed 1680 star observation and solar neutrino experiments. Readers get careful, well-sourced narratives that show how evidence is weighed and where uncertainty remains.
Irish novelist Julian Gough shares his self-developed cosmology theory, Cosmological Natural Selection, along with speculative models of galaxy and structure formation and his predictions about early-universe observations. The newsletter mixes personal updates, behind-the-scenes drafts, and a case for open 'jazz science'.
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