Pulsars Point To Origin Of Universe
Astronomers recognize pulsars as sources of highly regular radio blips and consider them neutron stars. Dr. Frank Drake suggests pulsars are dense objects formed from collapsing stars, potentially illuminating the origins of the universe.
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Graham Barry
Science Service
Frank Drake
Cornell University
Arecibo
Puerto Rico
Robert Oppenheimer
Alan Moffet
California Institute of Technology
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Earth
Thomas Gold
Cornell
Center For
Mradiophysics and Space Research
Drake
Dr. Moffet
Milky Way
Crab Nebula
Moffet
Space
Ronald Ekers
Caltech
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Ekers
Cambridge
Cambridge University
Jodrell Bank Radio Observatory
England
Orion
Perseus
Little Green Men
Gold
Mullard Radio Astronomy Observatory
Jocelyn Bell
Antony Hewish
Hewish
Mullard
Palomar Observatory
New Glue and Laser Advances Highlight Eye Treatments
Harvard Medical School doctor describes a crydsserylate based glue that seals corneal wounds quickly without anesthesia and may replace sutures after cataract surgery. Columbia researchers test an argon laser offering precise coagulation and tissue safety for eye hemorrhages.
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Arthur Boruchoff
Harvard Medical School
Boruchoff
Columbia University
Frances L‘esperance
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Esperance
American Heart Association
Miami
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