Yes, a wonderful tape- I use it frequently at work for our "Sounds of Science" shows (part of the university physics department's community outreach
program).
The narrator was Phillip Tonken. I think he was with WOR-AM back in the 1950s and 60s, and did narration for radio shows like "Dantro, The Planet Man" and "Murder by Experts."
Not entirely off topic, IMO; the source is always worth considering for the cutting-edge stories.
They were a bit more reputable back in the day; I think the last 15 years or so have seen a lot of management and editorial changes, and they look more for the spctacular than for the accurate.
Here, though, they've hit one that looks to be real, and important.
Slashdot Mirror
"Time to kill all the rich white men and take this country back for the TRIBES!" But what if we don't want back the parts you guys have screwed up?
No, that's the little white piece of fabric that forever darts across the path ahead of you, going too fast to be caught.
They're still around, just under a new, more marketable name- do a search on "fullerenes"
Yes, a wonderful tape- I use it frequently at work for our "Sounds of Science" shows (part of the university physics department's community outreach program). The narrator was Phillip Tonken. I think he was with WOR-AM back in the 1950s and 60s, and did narration for radio shows like "Dantro, The Planet Man" and "Murder by Experts."
Not entirely off topic, IMO; the source is always worth considering for the cutting-edge stories. They were a bit more reputable back in the day; I think the last 15 years or so have seen a lot of management and editorial changes, and they look more for the spctacular than for the accurate. Here, though, they've hit one that looks to be real, and important.