Evers, Robert

TIMOTHY J. O LEARY, CAROL B. FOWLER, DAVID L. EVERS, ROBERT E. CUNNINGHAM, and JEFFREY T. MASON... 

People like Linda, Robert and Velma were not suing simply for the money, but to prevent such programs from happening again. However, these mind control programs may have expanded considerably since those early days and with the perfected technology now instituted, it is likely to be bigger and better than ever.. . 

Robert Boyle was the first to formulate a relationship between p and V. Boyle was a contemporary of the greatest scientist the world has ever seen, the 17th-century physicist Sir Isaac Newton. Boyle s law was discovered in 1660, and states... 

Both thermodynamic and kinetic factors need to be considered. Take, for instance, acetic acid. The liquid contains mostly dimer but the crystal contains the catemer and no (polymorphic) dimer crystal has ever been obtained. Various computations (R. S. Payne, R. J. Roberts, R. C. Rowe, R. Docherty, Generation of crystal structures of acetic acid and its halogenated analogs , J. Comput. Chem, 1998, 19,1-20 W. T. M. Mooij, B. P. van Eijck, S. L. Price, P. Verwer, J. Kroon, Crystal structure predictions for acetic acid , J. Comput. Chem., 1998, 19, 459-474) show the relative stability of the dimer. Perhaps the dimer is not formed in the crystal because it is 0-dimensional and as such, not able to propagate so easily to the bulk crystal as say, the 1-dimensional catemer. 

Ever since Volta s first battery in 1800, scientists have been trying to develop bigger and better electrochemical cells. Sir William Robert Grove (1811-96), a lawyer from Wales who had a penchant for experimental science, discovered an interesting cell in 1838. He placed one end of a... 

Lithium in Natural Waters. In 1825-26 Berzelius determined the lithium content of several mineral waters from Bohemia and found as much as a centigram of lithium carbonate in every bottle of the water from the Kreuzbrunn Spring at Marienbad (58, 59, 60). One of the first spectroscopic analyses ever made resulted in the detection of lithium in sea water. In a letter to Sir Henry Roscoe written on November 15, 1859, Robert Bunsen mentioned that the spectroscope could be used to determine the chemical composition of the sun and fixed stars. Substances on the earth, he added, can be determined by this method just as easily as on the sun, so that, for example, I have been able to detect lithium in twenty grams of sea water (61). 

Robert Jastrow, the head of NASA s Goddard Institute for Space Studies, called this the most powerful evidence for the existence of God ever to come out of science. Other amazing parameters abound. If all of the stars in the universe were heavier than three solar masses, they would live for only about 500 million years, and life would not have time to evolve beyond primitive bacteria. Stephen Hawking has estimated that if the rate of the universe s expansion one second after the Big Bang had been smaller by even one part in a hundred thousand million million, the universe would have recollapsed.The universe must live for billions of years to permit time for intelligent life to evolve. On the other hand, the universe might have expanded so rapidly that protons and electrons never united to make hydrogen atoms. 

The strange mint from the mountains of Mexico is taking the world by storm. Some say it is the most powerful entheogen ever found, others say it does nothing. Robert Campbell uncouvers the truth. 

Robert Brown My recollection of how reaction engineering was taught to me and how I ve seen it taught in other places, almost as a separate gospel, an independent, fundamental entity, drives me to ask a question. Where will the issue ever reach the student that the hydrodynamic complexity of the reactor is a central focus ... 

While alchemy, going further underground than ever before, continued in its emphasis on subjective experience, the need for analysis free from subjective beliefs became the guiding principle of the first scientists. In England, there were groups meeting in Oxford and London, which comprised the prominent thinkers of the day, including such men as Ashmole, Robert... 

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