First atomic blast 30 years ago sparked era of superstar scientists
Thirty years after the Alamogordo test, renowned physicists such as Edward Teller and J Robert Oppenheimer rose to prominence and sparked public interest in science. Critics note science’s public profile rose, yet concern grows over declining youth interest and perceived science relevance.
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New Mexico
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
Alamogordo
N.M
Edward Teller
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Los Alamos
Luis Alvarez
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Elderly Man Treated For Poison Snake Bite
Fredonia report says 83 year old Mark Earl of rural Fall River was bitten while cutting weeds on his hands and knees. The bite was deemed poisonous and Earl’s condition listed as satisfactory at St. Margaret's Hospital.
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Fredonia
Mark Earl
Fall River
St. Margaret's Hospital
Earl
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