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Monthly Archives: July 2022
Galaxies in a Grain of Sand
Take a grain of sand and hold it up at the sky at arm’s length. That grain of sand covers a patch of sky equivalent to that captured by the spectacular new image from the NASA James Webb Space Telescope … Continue reading Continue reading
Posted in Apparitions, Auguries of Innocence, Bill Nelson, Grain of Sand, gravitational lensing, James Webb Space Telescope, JWST, NASA, Science Is Vital, SMACS 0723, Volans, William Blake
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Message for my reader
For the longest time I have been meaning to get back to—ugh!—blogging. Regular readers, should any remain, will see that this is the first post of 2022. I haven’t broken any promises with the hiatus and have no excuses to … Continue reading Continue reading
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