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Mark Alpert

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As seen in: NIGHTMARE MAGAZINE - Horror and Dark Fantasy Story Podcast (Audiobook | Short Stories), HuffPost, JSTOR Daily, Scientific American, HotAir, WCVB-TV (Boston, MA), WESH-TV (Orlando, FL), WLWT-TV (Cincinnati, OH), WPBF-TV (Palm Beach Gardens, FL), WMUR-TV (Manchester, NH) and
@SciAm alumnus and author of science thrillers: Final Theory, The Six, The Coming Storm, Saint Joan of New York. My latest: The Doomsday Show

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Konečná teorie

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By Mark Alpert
| databazeknih.cz
O knize Konečná teorie Univerzitního profesora Davida Swifta spěšně povolají do nemocnice. Chce s ním mluvit jeho bývalý učitel – profesor fyziky, kterého kdosi v noci brutálně napadl. Profesor na smrtelné posteli nadiktuje Davidovi zdánlivě náhodnou sekvenci čísel, která by však mohla být klíčem k Einsteinovu poslednímu tajemství. Je jím Einheitliche Feldtheorie neboli teorie všeho. Jde o soubor rovnic, které by dokázaly popsat všechny přírodní síly.
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Why TRAPPIST-1 Is Our Favorite Alien Planetary System

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By Adam Frank, John Travis Verified, Bob Riddle, Mark Alpert
| JSTOR Daily Verified
The icon indicates free access to the linked research on JSTOR. When I was a wee graduate student back in the late 1980s, we didn’t know if there were any planets orbiting other stars (i.e., “exoplanets”). Now, just three decades later, we know that there are planets orbiting pretty much every star in the galaxy. This abundance of worlds was one reason I wrote my new book, The Little Book of Aliens.
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Tropical Fish - Nightmare Magazine

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By Wendy Wagner, Mark Alpert
| NIGHTMARE MAGAZINE - Horror and Dark Fantasy Story Podcast (Audiobook | Short Stories)
Author’s Note: “Tropical Fish” is a relic from my childhood and mostly true. I had an aquarium in my bedroom, and my dad and I spent a lot of time staring at those fish. —MA CW: None. They came to our house in plastic bags, guppies, mollies, swordtails, a fat spiny catfish, a neon tetra, their lidless eyes peering wildly through the transparent sacks Like impatient fingers they poked the plastic or swam up and down, shaking their heads in primitive confusion.
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