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by Paul Gilster on December 7, 2020

I’m going to keep Alex Tolley’s fine essay (below) at the top for another day, in hopes of re-starting the comment thread that was going along so nicely before the site went down. Then tomorrow we’ll start talking about gravitational lensing, in the first of a series that may extend until next week.

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NS December 8, 2020, 1:22

Able to read comments as of about an hour ago.

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- Paul Gilster December 8, 2020, 6:33
  
  Excellent. It was great to see the issue taken care of when I checked this AM.
  
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Edwin December 8, 2020, 18:04

Hi

Glad its all sorted Paul, at some future date I’ll look at doing a website again. Reflecting on social media your much better putting your efforts into your work here.

Cheers Edwin

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- Paul Gilster December 8, 2020, 20:58
  
  Thanks, Edwin. I appreciate your support!
  
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