Features contributions from Caltech professor Gregg Hallinan on planetary search for habitable worlds, offering insights into astronomy and automation
Profiles regional stories from Napa Valley and historical figures, providing a unique blend of science and human interest
Includes literary and cultural essays, encouraging readers to reflect on their own experiences
Print format appeals to collectors and those seeking a tactile reading experience
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THE PLANET-HUNTING MACHINE
Forget those billion-dollar telescopes. Caltech professor Gregg Hallinan and his team are scanning the universe for possible Earths with cheap antennae built from parts found online, cake pans, and, yes, chicken wire. They’re taking the lonely search for habitable planets and automating it. DROWNING OF A TOWN
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Science & nature, Photography, History & heritage, Literary & writing
