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Shouldn't we be living on the moon and Mars by now? What happened? (opens the original)
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As a precocious young lad in the late 1960s I was mightily influenced by a book called Facing the Atomic Future by Sir Ernest William Titterton, a veteran of the Manhattan Project and the foundation chair of Nuclear Physics at the Australian National University. Sir Ernest, like many of his contemporaries, was what we would now call a "techno-optimist". He, like many of the scientists and engineers involved in the space program, the burgeoning nuclear industry, and at the forefront of advances i
Shouldn't we be living on the moon and Mars by now? What happened? (opens the original)
Read excerpt
As a precocious young lad in the late 1960s I was mightily influenced by a book called Facing the Atomic Future by Sir Ernest William Titterton, a veteran of the Manhattan Project and the foundation chair of Nuclear Physics at the Australian National University. Sir Ernest, like many of his contemporaries, was what we would now call a "techno-optimist". He, like many of the scientists and engineers involved in the space program, the burgeoning nuclear industry, and at the forefront of advances i
Shouldn't we be living on the moon and Mars by now? What happened? (opens the original)
Read excerpt
As a precocious young lad in the late 1960s I was mightily influenced by a book called Facing the Atomic Future by Sir Ernest William Titterton, a veteran of the Manhattan Project and the foundation chair of Nuclear Physics at the Australian National University. Sir Ernest, like many of his contemporaries, was what we would now call a "techno-optimist". He, like many of the scientists and engineers involved in the space program, the burgeoning nuclear industry, and at the forefront of advances i
Shouldn't we be living on the moon and Mars by now? What happened? (opens the original)
Read excerpt
As a precocious young lad in the late 1960s I was mightily influenced by a book called Facing the Atomic Future by Sir Ernest William Titterton, a veteran of the Manhattan Project and the foundation chair of Nuclear Physics at the Australian National University. Sir Ernest, like many of his contemporaries, was what we would now call a "techno-optimist". He, like many of the scientists and engineers involved in the space program, the burgeoning nuclear industry, and at the forefront of advances i
Shouldn't we be living on the moon and Mars by now? What happened? (opens the original)
Read excerpt
As a precocious young lad in the late 1960s I was mightily influenced by a book called Facing the Atomic Future by Sir Ernest William Titterton, a veteran of the Manhattan Project and the foundation chair of Nuclear Physics at the Australian National University. Sir Ernest, like many of his contemporaries, was what we would now call a "techno-optimist". He, like many of the scientists and engineers involved in the space program, the burgeoning nuclear industry, and at the forefront of advances i
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