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"The book is a retrospective on Gold’s remarkable life. He fled from Vienna in 1933, eventually settling in England and completing an engineering degree at Trinity College in Cambridge. During the war, he worked on naval radar research alongside Fred Hoyle and Hermann Bondi – which, in an unlikely chain of events, eventually led to his working with them on steady-state cosmology. In 1968, shortly after their discovery, he provided the explanation of pulsars as rotating neutron stars. In his final position at Cornell, he and his colleagues persuaded the US Defense Department to fund the conversion of the giant radio telescope at Arecibo in Puerto Rico into a superb instrument for radio astronomy. Gold’s interests covered physiology, astronomy, cosmology, geophysics, and engineering."

"Berbagai alasan mengapa wanita di Indonesia menggunakan hijab saat ini, membuatPenggunaan hijab sendiri memiliki berbagai makna dibalik penggunaan hijab. Sebagian wanita muslimah di Indonesia yang memakai jilbab mengartikan hijab itu bagian dari syariah, ketakwaan, identitas, penanda bagian, perlawanan, fashion, mengikuti modernitas, dan melindungi diri dari laki-laki. Proses berjilbab bagi wanita muslimah bukanlah tujuan, tetapi masih sebuah proses. Proses-proses ini ditinjau sehingga menimbulkan kebingungan dalam menafsirkan memakai hijab kembali. Hal ini menimbulkan fenomena baru yaitu trend melepas jilbab. Tujuan dari penelitian ini adalah untuk mengkaji dan mencari tahu mengapa melepas jilbab bisa dibentuk dan bagaimana wanita muslimah yang telah melepas hijab dalam memaknai hijab, serta bagaimana membentuk identitas identitas baru Wanita muslimah yang melepas jilbabnya. Penelitian ini menggunakan metode etnografi yang dilakukan di Fakultas Ilmu Sosial dan Ilmu Politik Universitas Indonesia(FISIP UI) sebagai salah satu fakultas yang dikenal sebagai fakultas sekuler dengan dinamika yang sangat tinggi. Hasil penelitian ini menunjukkan bahwa gambar Wanita muslimah yang telah melepas jilbabnya, bagi para informan difokuskan pada pada perilaku lahiriah dan pemeliharaan aturan berpakaian tertentu, bukan pada makna praktik berkerudung. Karena itu, menjauhkan diri dari model ketakwaan seseorang wanita muslimah. Penelitian ini kemudian menemukan bahwa melepas jilbab menanamkan hubungan baru dengan tubuhnya, terkait dengan bagian-bagian tubuhnya yang terlihat dengan dengan cara baru, membentuk kembali kepekaannya terhadap pandangan dunia luar di beberapa bagian tubuh yang sampai saat itu tetap tertutup, sebagai bagian dari 'privasi' pribadinya.

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The use of hijab itself has various meanings behind the use of hijab. Some Muslim women in Indonesia who wear the hijab interpret the hijab as part of sharia, piety, identity, part marker, resistance, fashion, following modernity, and protecting themselves from men. The process of veiling for Muslim women is not a goal, but still a process. These processes are reviewed so that it creates confusion in interpreting wearing the hijab again. This gives rise to a new phenomenon, namely the trend of removing the hijab. The purpose of this study is to examine and find out why removing the hijab can be formed and how Muslim women who have removed their hijab interpret the hijab, as well as how to form a new identity for Muslim women who take off their headscarves. This study uses an ethnographic method conducted at the Faculty of Social and Political Sciences, University of Indonesia

(FISIP UI) as one of the faculties known as a secular faculty with very high dynamics. The results of this study indicate that the image of Muslim women who have removed their headscarves, for the informants, is focused on outward behavior and the maintenance of certain dress codes, not on the meaning of veiling practices. Therefore, stay away from the model of piety of a Muslim woman. This research then found that removing the hijab instilled a new relationship with her body, related to the parts of her body that were seen in new ways, reshaping her sensitivity to the view of the outside world in some parts of the body that until then had remained closed, as part of 'privacy'. personal."