Physics for future presidents : the science behind the headlines, Richard A. Muller
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- Physics for future presidents : the science behind the headlines, Richard A. Muller
- Title remainder
- the science behind the headlines
- Statement of responsibility
- Richard A. Muller
- Bibliography note
- Includes bibliographical references (pages 347-359) and index
- Carrier category
- volume
- Carrier category code
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- nc
- Carrier MARC source
- rdacarrier
- Content category
- text
- Content type code
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- txt
- Content type MARC source
- rdacontent
- Contents
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- Impact
- 2.
- Terrorist nukes
- Big nukes
- The
- terrorist dirty bomb
- Rogue nukes
- Uranium bombs
- Plutonium bombs
- 3. The
- Introduction
- next terrorist attack
- Future airplane gasoline attacks
- Bombs on airplanes
- 4.
- Biological terrorism
- The
- anthrax attack
- Terrorism : presidential summary
- [pt]. 2.
- Energy
- [pt]. 1.
- 5.
- Key energy surprises
- Why we love oil
- Power
- Energy alternatives
- Th e
- bottom line : the cost of energy
- 6.
- Solar power
- An
- Terrorism
- anecdote
- Basic facts
- Solar power plants
- Solar airplanes
- 7. The
- end of oil
- Oil from coal : Fischer-Tropsch
- The
- price of oil
- Energy : presidential summary --
- 1.
- Nine-eleven
- Inspecting passengers
- Taking control
- Flying and navigating the airplane
- Chernobyl Nuclear Reactor disaster
- The
- linear hypothesis
- 9.
- Radioactive decay
- Dangers of short versus long half-lives
- Environmental radioactivity
- Horrific mutations
- X-rays and microwaves
- Is radioactivity contagious?
- [pt]. 3.
- 10.
- Nuclear weapons
- The
- key to an explosion: the nuclear chain reaction
- World War II and the Manhattan Project
- Critical mass - the first atomic secret
- Hiroshima - the simple bomb design
- The
- hard part - purifying uranium-235
- Centrifuges
- Nukes
- The
- plutonium bomb - an implosion design
- The
- hydrogen bomb
- Fallout
- Big bombs
- Smaller weapons, more destruction
- 11.
- Nuclear madness
- The
- 8.
- neutron bomb and the weapons paradox
- Nuclear proliferation
- How worried should we be?
- Nukular weapons
- 12.
- Nuclear power
- Can a nuclear reactor explode like an atomic bomb?
- Manufacturing plutonium
- Fast breeder reactors
- The
- Radioactivity and death
- China Syndrome
- Three Mile Island - fuel meltdown
- Chernobyl - a runaway chain reaction
- Pebble bed reactors
- 13.
- Nuclear waste
- My confession
- Plutonium
- Depleted uranium
- 14.
- Radiation and cancer
- Controlled fusion
- Tokamak
- Laser fusion
- Cold fusion
- Nukes : presidential summary --
- The
- linear effect
- The
- 16.
- Gravity applications
- g's
- Using gravity to search for ice, oil, hidden craters, and secret tunnels
- Space industry : manufacturing in a weightless environment
- Gravity on the Moon and asteroids
- Artificial gravity
- The
- X Prize
- 17.
- [pt]. 4.
- Humans in space
- 18.
- Spying with invisible light
- Infrared radiation
- Remote sensing of the Earth
- Military special ops
- Stinger missiles
- Radar and stealth
- Radar imaging
- X-ray backscatter
- Space
- Space : presidential summary
- [pt]. 5.
- Global warming
- 19. A
- brief history of climate
- The
- climate of the past 14,000 years
- 20. The
- greenhouse effect
- Carbon dioxide
- 15.
- Calculating greenhouse warming
- Another danger : acid oceans
- The
- ozone hole
- 21. A
- very likely cause
- Doing something about it : Alaska
- 22.
- Evidence
- Distortion
- Space and satellites
- Exaggeration
- Cherry picking
- News bias
- The
- hockey stick
- Carbon dioxide and ancient climate
- Science and propaganda
- 23.
- Nonsolutions
- Hydrogen hype
- Satellite orbits : LEO, GEO, and MEO
- Electric automobiles
- Fusion
- Solar power
- Recycling
- Kyoto --
- GPS : a set of medium-Earth-orbit satellites
- Spy satellites
- Rocket science
- Automobile efficiency
- 25.
- New technologies
- Biofuels
- Concentrating solar
- Safe nukes
- Clean coal
- Carbon credits
- Renewable energy
- Global warming : presidential summary - the buck stops here
- 24. The
- Notes
- Index
- fruit of the ground
- Comfortable conservation
- Compact fluorescent lights
- Cool colors : when brown paint is white
- Reason for optimism : Rosenfeld's law
- The
- fizzling population bomb
- Control code
- 181139562
- Dimensions
- 25 cm
- Edition
- First edition
- Extent
- 380 pages
- Isbn
- 9780393066272
- Lccn
- 2008006075
- Media category
- unmediated
- Media MARC source
- rdamedia
- Media type code
-
- n
- Other physical details
- illustrations, maps
- Record ID
- .b1801012x
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