As for making APOD readers "even more eclectic", I would have thought that this was somewhat negated by running the same picture three times in a row, as if this is the only claimed astronomical picture in the VMs. For example, there is also a significant (but most probably spurious) literature built on supposing that a cluster of seven stars apparently depicted on page f68r3 "can only" be the Pleiades; while poor old William Romaine Newbold thought Roger Bacon had depicted a spiral nebula on f68v3; and so on.
Sorry to break the bad news, but just as Egyptologists don't really need yet more conceptual theories about the pyramids or the Sphinx, Voynich researchers don't need any more casual eclecticism to be applied to their subject - the APOD Voynich page does not benefit Voynich research, and I'm struggling to see how it benefits APOD. Views going up can easily mask quality going down.
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