Calling on the Widow
Our Most Poisonous Spider Incredible Speed, Throws Her Lasso, The Death Blow, But the Male Doesn't Amount to Much, Antitoxic Serums
Volume 155, Issue 3
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Features
Nature's Seaplanes--The Flying Fish
Archeology from the Air
The Archeologist Standing on the Earth's Surface is Too Close to the Trees to See the Woods, but Air Photography Reveals a New Crop of Discoveries
Who's a Good Driver?
Opinions Differ, Tests Tell, The Human Equation Must Be Solved, Egotism Solved by Training. Privileges for Superior Drivers?
Photograph Contest Awards
Horse and Buggy Bridges
Forgotten Bridges Old, Weak, Not Built for Modern Vehicles, Narrow Bottlenecks, Hamper Traffic, Unsafe, Endanger Life
Up to Date on Cosmic Rays
Efforts to Piece Together the Biggest Present Puzzle of Physical Science Go On, Part of the Picture Emerges but Much Remains a Deep Mystery
Microscopic Big Books
Books, Documents, Drawings, Newspapers on Tiny Film Read in Projector, System Saves Handling of Originals, Enlarges Libraries, Many Uses
Novae a Super-Novae
The New Star Recently Discovered Lies in Our Own Galaxy and is a Normal Type. Some Seen in Other Galaxies Are Enormous, Called Super-Novae
Liquid-Propellant Rocket Development, September 1936
Gyroscopic Control, Speeds of 500 and Then 700 Miles per Hour Attained, The Next Step Toward Higher Speeds and Elevations is Weight Reduction