The Time of the Archive
The Time of the Archive
Every scientific archive has a timeline. As long as the history of life on earth, or as short as the meteorological havoc wrought by the latest El Niño; reaching deep into astronomical past and future; spanning generations of natural philosophers since Thales and physicians since Hippocrates—the archive is where the scientific past, present, and future converge. More specifically, the archive is the physical expression of how present science creates a usable past for future science....
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