The Sode of Unexplainable

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This week's sode of unexplainable is all about the world's most powerful space telescope, which is already showing us things we just couldn't see before. In the episode, you'll hear from scientists who have projects lined up for the web, looking for things like a lava planet and life on other worlds. And wif it asebe eqoi decolage, lift off to the edge of time itself. James webb begins a voyage back to the birth of the universe.

In 1895, Blanche Chesebrough moved into a small apartment in Gramercy Park, in New York City. She brought a portrait of her parents, a vase for flowers, and her piano. She later said, “music had been my one absorbing interest,” and that she wasn’t interested in getting married. But eventually, she agreed to anyway. When she returned home from her honeymoon, she learned her husband was suspected of murder.

April White’s book is The Divorce Colony: How Women Revolutionized Marriage and Found Freedom on the American Frontier

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