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Stars Burning Strangely Make Life in the Multiverse More Likely
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"New Scientist" article featuring scientific ideas from U-M Physics Professor Fred Adams.
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Release Date:
09/14/2016
Website:
newscientist.com/article/mg23130904-100-stars-burning-strangely-make-life-in-the-multiverse-more-likely/
