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SCIENCE SURVEY

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Work in the world of science
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TECHNOLOGY by Kurt Mendelssohn , F.R.S. Clarendon Laboratory,
Oxford Dr. Mendelssohn traces the evolution of a new technology from the first clue (the result of an accident in a garden-house in a little French town) to the threshold of launching space-ships to explore the solar system.
He also describes some of the benefits that fundamental science is deriving from a concentration on the development of rockets and satellites.
Repeated Sat., 9.10 a.m. (Home)

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