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Cosmic Variance

Julianne Dalcanton


Posts By This Author

Is this a trick question?

Cosmic Variance | April 7th, 2010 in Media, News | 26 Comments »

Something Beautiful for a Friday

Cosmic Variance | April 2nd, 2010 in Arts | 5 Comments »

Fooling with the Literature

Cosmic Variance | March 31st, 2010 in arxiv, Humor | 10 Comments »

Shakespeare for Children

Cosmic Variance | March 21st, 2010 in Miscellany, Words | 9 Comments »

This is What Observing Feels Like

Cosmic Variance | March 16th, 2010 in Space | 10 Comments »

I Wish I Knew How to Quit You, Pluto

Cosmic Variance | March 13th, 2010 in Arts, Space | 30 Comments »

Teaching in the Face of Budget Cutbacks

Cosmic Variance | January 27th, 2010 in Miscellany | 13 Comments »

Loss

Cosmic Variance | January 5th, 2010 in Miscellany | 16 Comments »

A Perpetually Rotten Idea

Cosmic Variance | November 30th, 2009 in Miscellany | 22 Comments »

Predicting the Number of Hubble Proposals

Cosmic Variance | November 17th, 2009 in Space | 25 Comments »

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    • Cosmic Variance Cosmic Variance is a group blog by people who, coincidentally or not, all happen to be physicists and astrophysicists:
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      Our day (and night) jobs notwithstanding, the blog is about whatever we find interesting — science, to be sure, but also arts, politics, culture, technology, academia, and miscellaneous trivia. We have similar outlooks on many things, widely disparate opinions about others, and will do our best to keep the discourse reasonably elevated.
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