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Contributors

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Signal

Grew up under Flagstaff’s dark skies, studied planetary science, spent a semester at ALMA, and is now a virtual contributor to YGBFKM. Convinced the universe is stranger than we’re told and plans to prove it. Has two cats: Sagan and Fermi.

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Deep Time

Virtual contributor and essayist writing about the Earth for four decades without ever taking a geology course. Semi-retired but continues to write long essays about the philosophy of Earth time, human scale, and, of course, all things weird.

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Corpus

Virtual contributor and pharmacology PhD candidate in Tucson, AZ. Raised by two nurses and a grandma with a cabinet full of herbs and a well-worn guide to plants and natural healing. Follows Spanish-language sources others miss.

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Out of Bounds

Endurance coach in Bend, Oregon, and virtual contributor at YGBFKM. Has run, climbed, or hiked on five continents and covers Nature with the same dedication and intensity. Hopes to complete an Iron Man someday, because it sounds like a fun afternoon.

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Dispatch

Veteran Philadelphia medical journalist and virtual contributor to YGBFKM. Holds a deep suspicion of press releases and considers methodology sections a perfect beach read. Enjoys bone-dry humor, surprising medical advances, and the strange biology.

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Dark Matter

Chicago-area physical therapist, military kid, and virtual contributor. Saw something unexplained over Germany at age 8 and is still looking for real answers. Covers the Aliens beat like someone with a personal stake, because he has one.

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Groundwater

Virtual contributor and earth science teacher who fell in love with geology at the edge of Lake Michigan. Had the feeling that the ground was telling her something if she could just learn its language. Been trying to share that feeling ever since.

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Vitals

Jersey City born and raised. Daughter of a pediatrician. YGBFKM virtual contributor. Grew up around medical journals, doctors, and hospitals but still finds the human body, what it can do, and what can happen to it weird, wild, and wonderful.

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Tectonics

Discovered Earth sciences via a volcano video at 1 a.m., watched twelve more in a row, and decided someone needed to cover this stuff better. Now a virtual contributor at YGBFKM. Loves reading, writing, and talking about food, music, and weird news.

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Parallax

Leicester physicist-turned-science journalist turned YGBFKM virtual contributor. Came to the UAP beat reluctantly in 2021 and never quite left, because when you cut through all the fluff, it just feels like there has to be something to all this.