Hypnosis Alters Brain Waves in University Study
SeCheon tints A Stantorn University psychiatrist reports ms research shows hypnosis changes brain activity. Dr Spiegel finds hypnotized volunteers tune out external images and focus on internal pictures as EEG detects a distinct brain wave peak shift. He calls this a step toward understanding mind over matter.
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David Spiegel
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Abnormal Psychology
Spiegel
Behaviorial
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Pigs in Groups Reach Puberty On Schedule Study Finds
Agricultural Research Service study in Clay Nebraska shows pigs raised in groups of three or more reach puberty on time, while those raised singly or in pairs develop sexually later. The research notes puberty timing varies with group size but does not explain why.
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Agricultural Research Service
Clay
Neb
New Deep Sea Research Gear Toween Towed Cameras
Oceanographers use surface ship towed platforms with still and television cameras for deep sea exploration and Titanic documentation. Anglus to 20 000 feet attached by cable 30 50 feet above bottom carries three 35 mm Golor cameras capturing 3 200 photos over a 200 foot swath with strobe lighting. Argo rugged deep sea unit uses ship cable control, sonar mapping, and three black and white video cameras with zoom and obstacle avoidance on rugged terrain.
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Golor
Argo
Jason
Ballard
Soreone
Cook
Titanic Discovery Spurs New Era in Deep Sea Telepresence
Undersea explorers using the Argo and Jason systems to film the Titanic 244 miles down reveal a shift from slow manned subs to surface-towed platforms with remote manipulators. Robert Ballard leads the French-American team, charting the mid-ocean ridge and surrounding depths, while images confirm the wreck after seven days of submerged observation.
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North Atlantic Ocean
Robert D. Ballard
Pacific Ocean
Mariana Trench
Oor
Allard
San Diego
Manzanillo
Ballard
Knorr
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
Azores
Argo
Jason
Robot clones may do man's work in space
Georg von Tiesenhausen, last member of the von Braun team at Marshall Space Flight Center, pursues self replicating robots to prepare Moon bases and mine asteroids. He envisions machines duplicating themselves from raw space materials, aiding human explorers, with NASA and UA Huntsville embracing robotics research as a major frontier.
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Wernher von Braun
Marshall Space Flight Center
Georg von Tiesenhausen
Moon
von Tiesenhausen
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University of Alabama In Huntsville
Lunar
Japan
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Center For Robotics
University of Alabama At Hu
Richard Griskey
UAH School of Engineering
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