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Mosquitoes, DDT, and Human Health
J. Gordon Edwards, Ph.D.
A leading entomologist describes the death and suffering caused
by insect-borne diseases, and tells why we must bring back DDT.
To Control Malaria, We Need DDT
A malaria-control specialist explains why house-spraying with
DDT is the only effective method for combatting malaria today.
9,000-Year-Old Cities Beneath the Gulf of Cambay?
Ramtanu Maitra
Dated artifacts and sonar scans suggest the existence of
two lost cities off the west coast of India, larger than Boston
and twice as old as ancient Sumer.
The Method of Language Discovery
The Concept of Indo-European Philology
Laurence Hecht
Gauss and Weber’s Creation of the Absolute System of Units in Physics
A.K.T. Assis, K. Reich, and K.H. Wiederkehr
A specialist in Weber’s electrodynamics, and leading biographers of Weber and Gauss, tell how Gauss’s 1832 work in magnetism changed physics.
(Left) Gauss and Weber's electrodynamometer. (Laurence Hecht)
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How the Atomic Space Ship Bit the Dust Project Orion