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A personal blog-style newsletter that blends cosmology, physics, theology and mythology, drawing on books about Hawking's final theory, holographic universe ideas and N.T. Wright. Issues are reflective essays that connect science, scripture and ancient symbols such as spirals and constellations.
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'.
A self-published newsletter presenting an author's own unified physics framework (CONCORDIA, ORISON) that argues for a discrete Planck-scale spacetime and a classical resolution of singularities. Issues mix technical physics terminology with rhetoric against mainstream physics and self-citation.
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