July- August 1989 Vol. 2, No. 4
The Apollo Project of the Golden Renaissance
Nora Hamerman and Claudio Rossi
The magnificent dome of the Florence Cathedral embodies the achievement of Renaissance science-mans increasing dominion over nature-and the individuals whose political battles made that Renaissance possible. Whole article as PDF
Brunelleschi and the Quantization of Space
Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
Brunelleschis crucial discoveries in the 15th century are relevant today in helping us understand the role of negative curvature in representing the necessity of progress from a lower to a higher phase state. Whole article as PDF
Was AIDS Deliberately Created?
John Grauerholz, M.D.
The public health measures taken to combat AIDS worldwide suggest that the aim is population control, not the elimination of the disease.
The Cross That Went to the Moon
Father Giovanni Garbolino
Interview with Winston Bostick: The Jury Is Still Out on Cold Fusion
The Myth Behind the Ozone Hole Scare
Rogelio A. Maduro
AIDS As a Cross-Species Viral Transfer
John Seale, M.D.
The Truth About Solar Energy: It Costs Too Much
Dr. Michael Fox
A Way Out of the Quasar Redshift Shambles
Winston H. Bostick
Redshifts and the Plasma Focus
Winston H. Bostick
Do Embryos Need Gravity?
David Cherry |