Star Noise: Discovering the Radio Universe Star Noise: Discovering the Radio Universe, by Kenneth I. Kellermann and Ellen N. Bouton, Cambridge and New York, Cambridge University Press, 2023, pp. xvii + 396, $49.99 (hardback), ISBN 9781316519356 [Book Review]

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In order to appreciate the contributions of Star Noise: Discovering the Radio Universe, a little history will help. At the end of the nineteenth century, astronomy consisted of two branches, `posit...

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