At the same time, in abrupt digressions, the cosmos churned, oceans teemed, nebulae exploded.

NEWYORKER: Commitments

Particles such as these have been detected previously in supernova remnants and pulsar nebulae.

BBC: Arches Cluster, Leicester

Whatever the reason, that thing out there, with the black holes and the nebulae and whatnot, is conscious.

NEWYORKER: Reality Effects

Perhaps, it was hypothesised, the absent pulsars might have been kicked away from their parental nebulae during the initial explosion.

ECONOMIST: Pulsars

The first is that not all supernova remnants (which are often visible as glowing nebulae, such as the Crab nebula) have pulsars inside them.

ECONOMIST: Pulsars

Skeptical, Slipher worked to take the spectra of other spiral nebulae.

FORBES: A Giant In Hubble's Shadow

In Shenzhen, the Nebulae, which is still being tested, is expected to improve storm warning systems and help genetics companies search for the causes of disease.

WSJ: China's Not-So-Super Computer Program

But within the limits of what was known, Slipher argued that the nebulae were part of a mass movement of bodies interacting in a far from placid environment.

FORBES: A Giant In Hubble's Shadow

These experiences, to borrow the words of Tim Doody, re-contextualize oneself as a marvelous conduit in a timeless whole, through which molecules and meaning flow, from nebulae to neurons and back again.

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