Sullivan, Charles

Bond, N. (1974) The Monster from Nowhere, in As Tomorrow Becomes Today, Charles W. Sullivan, ed. New York Prentice-Hall. (Originally published in Fantastic Adventures, July 1939.) Humans trap a 4-D creamre in our world. Also see Nelson Bond s 1943 short story That Worlds May Live that describes hyperspace propulsion systems. Bond describes a qaudridimen-sional drive, the first artificial space warp into the fourth dimension—created by Jovian scientists. The Jovians create a four-dimensional space warp between points in three-dimensional space. A magnetized flux field warps three-dimensional space in the direction of travel.. . . It s as easy as that. ... 

Bond, N. (1974) The monster from nowhere, in As Tomorrow Becomes Today, Charles W. Sullivan, ed. New York Prentice-Hall. (Originally published in Fantastic Adventures, ]n y 1939.)... 

Sullivan, T. J. In Acidic Deposition and Aquatic Ecosystems Regional Case Studies Charles, D. F., Ed. Springer-Verlag New York, 1991 pp 615-639. 

Sullivan T. J., Driscoll C. T., Gherini S. A., Munson R. K., Cook R. B., Charles D. F., and Yatsko C. P. (1989) Influence of aqueous aluminum and organic acids on measurement of acid neutralizing capacity in surface waters. Nature 338, 408-410. 

HECTOR D. ABRUNA,1 JEFFREY M. CALVERT, PETER DENISEVICH,2 CHARLES D. ELLIS, THOMAS J. MEYER, WILLIAM R, MURPHY, JR., ROYCE R. MURRAY, BRIAN P. SULLIVAN, and JERRY L. WALSH4... 

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