Kurds Move in Shadows as USSR and Turkey Eye Region
A reflective piece describes Kurdish groups across Iran, Iraq, and Turkey, noting postwar oil interests drawing Soviet attention. It cautions that some Kurds have formed autonomous bands led by a controversial figure, while Turkey watches as regional power plays unfold amid Russian interest and local tensions.
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Round Earth In 40 Minutes
At the University of Virginia a tiny vacuum sphere, built by Professor Jesse Beams and team, spins 211000 times per second generating immense centrifugal forces. If its speed could be converted to linear motion it would circumnavigate the globe in about 40 minutes. The 1/16th inch sphere is magnetically levitated, eliminating friction and it runs for weeks with no measurable slow down.
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Physics Laboratory
University of Virginia
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Jesse Beams
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