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The Natural Science of Johann Wolfgang Goethe
Ralf Schauerhammer
For Germany’s 18th Century poet, science was developed from poetry, and science and art were inseparable. Through his universal approach, Goethe discovered the human intermaxillary bone, conceived of the “original plant,” and developed a theory of colors opposed to that of Newton.
Anti-Gravity: Myth or Reality
by Rémi Saumont
Is anti-gravity possible? Has it been demonstrated? Is gravity an electromagnetic force? The author, a French physicist and former research director of a major scientific institution, brings light and heat to this much debated topic.
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EDITORIAL
Should the Law of Gravity Be Repealed?: The Suppressed Electrodynamics of Ampère-Gauss-Weber
Laurence Hecht
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LETTERS
NEWS BRIEFS
BOOKS
“New Vernadsky ‘Translation’ Is Not Vernadsky” The Biosphere by Vladimir I. Vernadsky, Trans. by D.B. Langmuir, Edited by Mark A.S. McMenamin, Reviewed by Elisabeth Pascali
A Fly for the Prosecution: How Insect Evidence Helps Solve Crimes, by Dr. M. Lee Goff, Reviewed by J. Gordon Edwards, Ph.D.
The History of Mir: 1986-2000, Edited by Rex Hall, Reviewed by Marsha Freeman
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NEWS
SPECIAL REPORT
The Deregulation Fraud: It’s Not ‘Supply and Demand’
Marsha Freeman
A 25-Year Solution to the Energy Crisis
Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.
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NUCLEAR REPORT
The New Nuclear Power
Marjorie Mazel Hecht
Inside the Fourth-Generation Reactors
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A Meltdown-Proof Reactor: The General Atomics GT-MHR
Interview with Linden Blue: GA’s GT-MHR—Ready to Go in 6 Years
South Africa’s Supersafe Pebble Bed Reactor
Will the Pebble Bed Come to the U.S.A.?
ENVIRONMENT
An Interview with Guilherme Camargo: How Brazil’s Nuclear Association Defeated Greenpeace
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Prince Philip’s WWF Sues LaRouche Affiliate in Brazil
Who Killed U.S. Nuclear Power?
Marsha Freeman
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BIOLOGY AND MEDICINE
How the Cell Sees
Colin Lowry
2000 INDEX to 21st Century
by Subject, Author, and Books reviewed
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