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On Integrals of the
Hydrodynamic Equations
That Correspond to Vortex
Motions
by Hermann von Helmholtz
(International Journal of
Fusion Energy, Winter 1978)

Marie Sklodowska Curie:
The Woman Who Opened
the Nuclear Age
by Denise Ham
(Winter 2002-2003)

The Mass Psychotropic
Drugging of the Elderly
by M. Woodward, R.N.,C.
(2006)

How Marijuana Destroys
The Immune System
by John Grauerholz, M.D.
(Jan.-Feb. 1989)

The Medical Effects
Of Marijuana on the Brain
by Karen Steinherz and
Thomas Vissing
(Winter 1997-1998)

Medical Marijuana Is A
Dangerous Fraud
by Colin Lowry
(Summer 1999)

The Coming (or
Present) Ice Age
by Laurence Hecht
(Winter 1993-1994)

Leibniz, Papin,
and The Steam Engine
(from Fusion magazine
Dec. 1979)
by Philip Valenti

Prof. Bagge’s ‘Geometric
Nucleus’
by Ralf Schauerhammer

Low-energy Positrons in
Pair Creation
by Erich H. Bagge

From the Fall-Winter 2008 Issue

The Nuclear Power Revolution:
Modular High-Temperature Reactors

Modular High-Temperature Reactors
Can Change The World

The Modular High-Temperature Reactor:
Its Time Has Come!

South Africa's PBMR Is Moving Forward!

Who's Trying to Strangle the PBMR?

The Evidence for Gamma Ray
Photosynthesis
T. D. Luckey

From the Summer 2008 Issue

Yes, We Can Reprocess
Nuclear Fuel!

Clinton Bastin, a veteran nuclear reprocessing expert for the U.S. government recounts the little-known history of America's successful reprocessing program, and the unfortunate political decisions to thwart its progress.

Nuclear Fuel Processing: PUREX
vs. Pyro—A Commentary

From the Spring 2008 Issue

Yes, We Can Feed the World!

Malaysia's Agricultural Breakthrough, and Nuclear Desalination, Can Feed the World
Mohd Peter Davis

Large grass farms that produce fast-growing food for animals, and enclosed, climate-controlled animal houses can provide the protein to feed the world.

From the Winter 2007-2008 Issue

On the States of Physical Space
Vladimir Ivanovich Vernadsky

In this first English translation of a 1938 article draft, Vernadsky proposes that living matter exists as droplets of a Riemannian space, dispersed within the Euclidean space of the inert matter of the biosphere.

Korea's Nuclear Past,
Present, and Future
Dr. Chang Kun Lee

nuclear plant A founder of Korea’s nuclear program tells how Korea began nuclear research as a Third World nation after World War II, and within 50 years developed into an industrial power-house, supplying 27 percent of the nation’s electricity by nuclear power.

Interview with Dr. R. Timothy Patterson

There Is No Correlation Between
CO₂and Climate Change

“You think we know everything about climate, but here we are understanding major, major parts of the climate system that nobody even recognized until the late1990s!”

Medical Isotopes in the 21st Century
Robert E. Schenter, Ph.D.

Radioactive isotopes should and will play a major role in the advancement of 21st Century medicine. These medical isotopes are currently showing out- standing results in both diagnostic and therapeutic medical applications, which should continue to expand for application for essentially all the major diseases for the rest of this century.