Vol. 89 No. #24
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More Stories from the June 11, 1966 issue

  1. Total Mass of Earth’s Atmosphere Calculated

    By Science News

  2. Science Shorts

    By Science News

  3. Artistry and Technology Meet in Nigerian Town

    By Science News

  4. Tuberculosis Can Attack Membranes, Intestines

    By Science News

  5. New Sub Will Follow Gulf Stream

    By Science News

  6. Ceramics Can Be Made Eight Times Stronger

    By Science News

  7. Current U.S. Patents

    By Science News

  8. Surgery Unnecessary in Some Stab Wounds

    By Science News

  9. Ten-Rayed Sea Star Found in Pacific

    By Science News

  10. Bird Believed Extinct Discovered on Island

    By Science News

  11. New Ideas and Gadgets

    By Science News

  12. Doctors Are Reading

    By Science News

  13. Front Matter

    By Science News

  14. Drugs Help Leukemics

    By Science News

  15. Soft Moon Landing Successful

    By Science News

  16. Science Studies Get Help

    By Science News

  17. Civil Rights Conference Stresses Practical Steps

    By Science News

  18. Lost Comet Showers Sky

    By Science News

  19. [Photograph]: Space Cannister

    By Science News

  20. Star Once Variable Now in Stable State

    By Science News

  21. Leukemia Remissions

    By Science News

  22. Cancer of the Liver Blamed on Viruses

    By Science News

  23. ‘Monkey’ Law Unconstitutional

    By Science News

  24. [Photograph]: Mars Dream

    By Science News

  25. SST May Cost Too Much

    By Science News

  26. Bromides Inhibit Flames

    By Science News

  27. Rare Astatine Probed

    By Science News

  28. Non-Nuclear Explosive More Powerful than TNT

    By Science News

  29. Center Established for Research in Odor

    By Science News

  30. Animal Tests Justifiable

    By Science News

  31. In Science Fields

    By Science News

  32. Three-D Home TV Foreseen

    By Science News

  33. Scientia International

    By Science News

  34. Nature Note

    By Science News

  35. Caribou-Reindeer Eaters Have High Polonium 210

    By Science News

  36. Science Club News

    By Science News

  37. Knowing Weather Can Save Industry Fortune

    By Science News

  38. Gyro-Stabilized Sight Operates from Air

    By Science News

  39. Books of the Week

    By Science News

  40. Physician-Author of Book on Churchill Rapped

    By Science News
  41. Tech

    3-D TVs are a work in need of progress

    In 1966, scientists predicted 3-D TVs would broadcast life-size holograms by 1984.

    By Erin Wayman