Navigational Instruments Display At Morehead Planetarium
CHAPEL HILL March 1 Nav igational instruments from ancient to modern times are shown at the Morehead Planetarium University of North Carolina A reproduced 400 year map first showing America is part of the exhibit which runs for several weeks In addition to devices such as the Astrolabe Cross Staff English Quadrant and Sextant the display includes artificial suns horizons and sight lines to aid visitors The collection highlights the evolution from Astrolabe to the modern Army Sextant and its aircraft navigation adaptation.
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Nuremberg
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Henry N. Stevens
John Nicholas Brown
Providence
Planetarium
Fels Planetarium
Philadelphia
Columbus
Vasco da Gama
John Davis
Oer Snelling
Pittsboro
N. C
Isaac Newton
John Hadley
T. T. Jones
Durham
Messer
Army Air Corps
Morehead Planetarium
University At Chapel Hill
Nuremburg
Germany
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James Smith
Scientists Link Vitamin B-1 to Carnitine from Mealworm
Four University of Illinois scientists report that vitamin B-1 and carnitine are identical, identifying the mealworm Tenebrio as the source. They note the vitamin is essential to life in its larval form, with high activity in enzyme systems, though its precise function remains unclear.
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Rail Road Miles by State Released for Arizona and New Mexico
State figures show Arizona with 2205 miles of rail roads and New Mexico with 2496 miles, reflecting the extent of track within their borders.
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Marty Maher Near West Point Keeps Eye On Academy Activities
Veteran West Point figure Marty Maher, after his second retirement, lives near New City and watches academy events as West Point marks its 150th anniversary. He served 50 years from janitor to gym custodian and swimming instructor and helped train Army football. Generals and grads urged him not to leave, including Lt. Gen. George Stratemeyer who attended the parade with his wife and niece Margaret.
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George Stratemeyer
Chinaco Theatre
Chicago
Hiland Falls
Margaret
Martin Maher
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