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  1. Greg Good on said:

    I have just stumbled onto your blog and am fascinated by it. I am a historian of science — mostly of geo- and space physics — and I’m working on (among other things) a project on the history of geomagnetic research satellites, helio-, magnetosphere, etc. I’m casting a broad (if shallow) net. Thanks for pulling this site together.

    Greg Good, Director, Center for History of Physics, American Institute of Physics