The Other Face of the Observer
Dr. Eleanor Price had always been a woman of precision. At thirty-eight, she was one of the most cited astrophysicists at Cambridge. Her papers on anomalies in the cosmic microwave background had reshaped the field. She spoke at conferences in Geneva and Geneva and Pasadena with the calm authority of someone who knew her data was unassailable. She lived in a small flat near the Back Canal,...
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