Notes From a Small Planet
Amanda Leducthe big things. the small things. all of the things in between.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 57 | Subscribers | Read | amandaleduc.substack.com |
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The Stellar Survey for March 16 - March 22
Apologies for the lack of other posts this week, friends. I am laid up with a bad cold and trying to rest as much as possible to get it out of my system.
The Sunday Letter #27: The Stories We Tell Ourselves
Seventy-five years ago, physicist Fred Hoyle coined the phrase “the Big Bang”—the term that encompasses that massive, universal event that pushed all of existence into being. Hoyle was himself a proponent of the steady state theory, a theor...
The Stellar Survey for March 9 - 15
* Surprise! The oldest known “dead” galaxy defies computer models. | Like Janna Levin says: you never stop having new impressions.
The Abundance Buffet
It’s Week Six of my foray into The Artist’s Way, friends. Things are going swimmingly. Last week—Week Five—I even, for the very first time, took myself out on an artist date.
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