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On My Bookshelf: First Light: Switching on Stars at the Dawn of Time
Another astronomy book, another female scientist author. What’s the significance of this tome? Emma Chapman ponders the very first stars in the universe, before the sun first shone, and long before every star we see came into existence. First Light … Continue reading
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