… concerned. "He was the Kilroy of the profession," admits atomic energy physicist Dr. Donald Gilbert. "Almost every …
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… costs for oil and uncertainty about the side effects of atomic power plants, new efforts will be made to probe …
… trains; we could not have developed radio, television or atomic power. The direct current that Edison worked …
… that the real super-weapon of the future would come from atomic fission . For Einstein's basic notion which led to smashing the atom, he had only ridicule. Alone in his middle age, he had …
… anent the nationality the man who foretold the coming of atomic energy power. Only recently, a prominent …
… defense against offensive use by another nation of the Atomic Bomb. In this connection, it is noted that the New …
… of Tesla, indicates his disbelief in the existence of atomic or nuclear energy. …
… sources. It discusses in some detail the possibility of atomic power and states as his opinion that atomic power is not feasible. The discussion of atomic energy is apparently confused to some extent …
… most part except probably in that portion which deals with atomic power. Exhibit N "The Transmission of … and television, on the impracticability of harnessing atomic energy, on radio activity, and on the acceleration of …
… of his 80th birthday on the perfection of a tube for atom smashing. As if that were not enough, he also presented …