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Dear Nautilus reader,
With your help, we’ve had an amazing first two years: Two National Magazine Awards, a Webby for best science website, and more than a dozen other awards. Nearly 10 million readers through our website. Print subscribers in 40+ countries.
What a great start! But it’s just the beginning. There are many more stories to tell.
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