A Ban on the Production of Fissionable Material for Weapons
Such a "cutoff" could serve two purposes: to stall the further buildup of nuclear arms by the present nuclear-weapons states and to prevent their spread to the non-nuclear-weapons states...
Such a "cutoff" could serve two purposes: to stall the further buildup of nuclear arms by the present nuclear-weapons states and to prevent their spread to the non-nuclear-weapons states...
A rheumatic disease with varied symptoms, SLE is a disorder of the immune system. A patient makes autoantibodies that bind to such antigens as DNA, forming immune complexes that can injure tissue...
Astrophysical processes emit fine-tuned electromagnetic radiation at energies even greater than those of X rays. The resulting spectral lines can now be detected by instruments on balloons and satellites...
These assemblages of massive stones, of which Stonehenge is one, are found by the thousands in Europe. How old they are was long uncertain, but they have now been dated to the Neolithic period...
The spontaneous upwelling of a heated fluid can be understood only by untangling the intricate relations among temperature, viscosity, surface tension and other characteristics of the fluid...
This gentle marsupial eats mainly eucalyptus leaves (which are toxic to other animals) seldom drinks and uses no shelter. Recent studies indicate how the animal manages to survive in its distinctive niche...
In many forms of DNA the double helix itself forms a helix. This supercoiling, which has important biological consequences, is best described and analyzed by means of a simple mathematical model...
Ship screws and aircraft propellers look quite different, but both are designed according to the circulation theory of lift. The theory is the traditional one developed to account for the lift of an airfoil...