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Books That Capture The Late Blooming, Accrued Wisdom & Unavoidable Change Of Your Forties

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By Anton Hur, Lee Seong-bok, Chanda Hsu Prescod-Weinstein
| Service95
As the Service95 Book Club turns three, we’re celebrating reading the world differently together, across 34 Monthly Reads handpicked by Dua, by taking a moment to reflect on how books can guide you through every twist and turn life can bring. We’ve asked some literary friends of Service95 to share the books that capture specific decades in life, from your twenties to your sixties (and beyond). Here, author Anton Hur, 45, lists the books that have shaped his forties.
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A cosmic case of mistaken identity that can only be solved right now

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By Chanda Hsu Prescod-Weinstein
| New Scientist Verified
Columnist and Space Brown dwarfs are somewhere between the size of a planet and a star, so how could we have potentially mistaken two of them for distant galaxies?
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Why do particle physicists like spending time in fields?

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By Chanda Hsu Prescod-Weinstein
| New Scientist Verified
There is more than once kind of field When we were first preparing to launch my column for New Scientist, my editor asked me what I would like to call it. “Field notes from space-time,” I said. This title has a bit of a double entendre that might not be obvious, but was fun for me as a physicist. It is a reference to the scientific idea of taking notes while out in the field – a lab notebook of sorts.
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