Starting in the late 19th century, a group of women at the Harvard Observatory pored over hundreds of thousands of glass photographic plates bearing images of billions of stars. It was the beginning of a revolution in understanding what stars are made of and how far away they are.
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Steve Israel: Disagreeing Without the Hate
Dan Levitt: You Are Stardust. Really
Adam Gopnik: The Joy of Getting Good at Something Hard
Brenna Hassett: Why We Are Weird
Michael Turner: The Dazzling Cosmos
Daniel Libeskind: His buildings speak for themselves
Eric Topol: A Covid Reckoning
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Ken Duckworth: Navigating mental illness
Susan Goldin-Meadow: Thinking with your hands
Valerie Fridland: English evolves, like it or not
Judd Apatow: Funny, With a Side of Feeling
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