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Jewish Women and Space

While most people don’t usuallyassociate Jewish women with space and astronomy, they have a surprisingly richhistory in the subject. Caroline Lucretia Herschel(1750-1848) was an... Read more

Paperblog Pick in Science

6 Everyday Things Seen Really Close Up

image credit Microscopes turn everyday things like table salt and Velcro into otherworldly landscapes full of massive crystal blocks and fields of black twisted trunks thrust... Read more

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