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radiosphere

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  • noun astronomy The expanding sphere of radiation around a supernova

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  • The democratic "radiosphere," as we might have called it today, "held a special place in the American imagination precisely because it married idealism and adventure with science."

    Muti 2008

  • The democratic "radiosphere," as we might have called it today, "held a special place in the American imagination precisely because it married idealism and adventure with science."

    Muti 2008

  • The democratic "radiosphere," as we might have called it today, "held a special place in the American imagination precisely because it married idealism and adventure with science."

    broadstuff 2008

  • The democratic "radiosphere," as we might have called it today, "held a special place in the American imagination precisely because it married idealism and adventure with science."

    Rough Type: Nicholas Carr's Blog 2008

  • The democratic "radiosphere," as we might have called it today, "held a special place in the American imagination precisely because it married idealism and adventure with science."

    Rough Type: Nicholas Carr's Blog 2008

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