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A weekly-style space and physics newsletter that explains big science projects and ideas, such as the Thirty Meter Telescope's siting troubles, the IceCube neutrino observatory, and debates over Euclid's historical existence. Readers get accessible, narrative explanations of telescopes, particle physics and the history of science.
Future Insider is a Substack newsletter examining the economics and science of AI and emerging technology, including AI infrastructure investing, IPO risk, and AI in drug trials. Readers get analytical essays on which AI-driven businesses and tools may succeed and what the market is pricing in.
A science newsletter that explains discoveries, history and current research in an accessible, lightly humorous way, mixing explainers with memes and deeper dives. Readers get stories like the history of penicillin research, optogenetics and quantum physics explained, with a paid tier offering extra rabbit-hole content.
This newsletter publishes English translations of Frederic Schuller's German classical mechanics lectures, with lecture notes for paid members, and podcast episodes with physicists and thinkers on theoretical physics, consciousness and AI. Readers get open-access lectures on manifolds and links to full interviews, mostly framed as promotion for paid membership.
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