Blast In Space Helped Solve Major Mystery
AP report from Blacksburg Virginia notes how a 1.4 megaton nuclear blast detonated above the Pacific Ocean created artificial radiation, aiding study of the Van Allen belt. Hess of Goddard Space Flight Center says rapid decay and energy particle patterns helped map radiation belts and determine their paths. The finding links the artificial belt to the natural Van Allen radiation regions and supports satellite design insights.
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Negroes Receive College Acceptance Letters at USC
Columbia AP report notes two Columbia students, Miss Monteith and Rollin E. Godfrey, received letters of acceptance from the University of South Carolina. A third applicant, Robert G. Anderson, awaits entrance exam results as the university faces a federal order to admit Negro students and reduce its funding. James L. Solomon Jr., Morris College professor, applied to USC graduate school.
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