The Victorian Astronomer
Dr. Eleanor Ashworth first heard the signal on a November night in 1883, when the fog over Greenwich clung to the brass telescope like a living thing. She was thirty-two, the only woman permitted to record observations at the Royal Observatory, and she had spent seven years documenting the spectral lines of nebulae before that impossible sequence of pulses arrived from somewhere beyond Uranus....
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