Artificial suns illuminate Lewis Lab research in Cleveland
In Cleveland the Lewis Research Center advances solar simulation to study spacecraft materials. A one man project three years ago evolved into a space radiation test system creating near perfect duplicates of the sun's spectrum. The facility uses high intensity light to mimic solar radiation, testing behavior under pressure, temperature, and weightlessness.
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New England Lays Plans For Space Copper Antenna Test
Massachusetts Institute of Technology researchers unveil a plan to deploy a 2 million copper filament space antenna to orbit Earth. The system aims to form a globe encircling transmitter capable of resisting jamming, with a solar simulator chamber in development to test components and advance sun-model testing.
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National Geographic Eyes Australia Meteorite Quest
A four month expedition organized by the National Geographic Society with the American Museum of Natural History and US National Museum plans to comb Australia’s desert interior for meteorites and tektites. Dr. Brian H. Mason and E P Henderson lead with four wheel drive, tracing Bourke Milparinka Marree Five Springs Halls Creek Broome Kalgoorlie as they study meteorite craters and tektites while gathering data on meteoroids and space materials for future missions.
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Lunar atlas plans for Apollo astronauts map of Moon faces
Officials scope lunar surface for Project Apollo using a new atlas. Photos from the Soviet Lani 3 satellite reveal large back-side features while full mapping remains difficult.
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Bite is Worse Than His Bark Basen Dog Insight
National Geographic Society experts describe the Basen as an ancient African breed that rarely barks. The dogs use bells on their necks to flush game, with snarling chortling sounds and occasional murmurs or yodels cited.
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EHS graduate Jack Miller named outstanding biology teacher in Ohio
Jack D Miller, a West Ridge Road native and Elna High School graduate, has been named outstanding biology teacher in Ohio by the National Association of Biology Teachers. He earned his degrees at Oberlin College and Western Reserve University, teaches at Heights High School, and credits school administration and parent groups for supporting his pre med focused program.
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Law and science clash over tomato fruit or vegetable label
A historical note recalls the 1883 Supreme Court ruling that tomatoes are vegetables for legal purposes while botany classifies them as fruit. The debate extends to beans peppers and other produce with botanical versus culinary definitions creating conflicting status.
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Semmelweis and antisepsis in childbed fever history
A compact account of Ignaz Semmelweis, his hand washing rule after autopsies, and the struggle to be recognized for antisepsis. It notes the ward differences in Vienna 1846, the death toll drop after washing, and later acknowledgment by Lord Lister in the context of 19th century medicine.
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Geologist Hired for Apollo Moon Mission Training
NASA's science group has brought in Dr. Shoemaker from the US Geological Survey to guide the nine new astronauts on early field trips. He notes the program will expand, with moon geology studies and early missions leading to a permanent lunar base goals discussed for the 1960s.
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