Electrical theory of tornadoes draws expert debate
A long, clipped discussion surveys historical views on tornado electricity from 19th and early 20th century scientists. It notes observations of lightning inside funnels, debates by Vonnegut and others, and the idea that electrical winds could drive tornado formation, while acknowledging later refutations and ongoing inquiry.
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Cambridge
Mass
Kansas
Elmo
Thandstorm
United States
Oeert Hare
J. C. Spall
Peltier
Paris
J. P. Finkey
Scientia
Dr. Vonnegut
Fallout Recovery Long Long Affair
A UT Austin study by Dr. Wilson Stone and Florence Wilson concludes heavy radioactive fallout from thermonuclear bombs could take 300 to 900 years to affect human generations. Using fruit fly experiments exposed to Bikini and Marshall Islands fallout, they warn genetic damage to humans mirrors radiation effects on reproduction.
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Associated
Austin, Tex
University of Texas
Wilson 5. Stone
Florence D. Wilson
Bikini
Marshall Islands
The
Atomic Energy
National Academy of Science
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