Describes various aspects of using classroom printed materials, including costs, storage, appearance and style of formats, and recommendations for student worksheets. (MLH)

Outlines the stages of the nuclear fuel cycle where routine radiation releases occur and where nonroutine releases could occur. Examines the impact of these occurrences and emphasizes the regulations, practices, and technologies that prevail in the United States. (Author/GS)

Attempts to show the feasibility of an energy conservation policy based on a greatly improved efficiency of use of energy. Considers efficiency in the industrial, residential, commercial, and transporation sectors. (GS)

Traces the men, experiments, and hypotheses involved in elucidating the nature of molecular motion from the work of Robert Brown in 1827 to Einstein in 1905. (GS)

Discusses the evidence concerning the relationship between man's technological behavior and his ecosystems regarding thermodynamic principles concerning the food and people issue. (BR)

A manufacturer of physics apparatus answers questions about new equipment production, features included, reliability, cost, and teacher modifications. (GS)

Described are projects and observations that can be conducted with the laboratory mouse to study mammalian growth and development. (RH)

This bibliography, intended for the general reader, provides selective coverage of the unidentified flying object (UFO) literature that has appeared since 1969. The coverage is limited to English language works, but does include translations and materials published abroad. Other bibliographies are listed, as are books, congressional and other…

Examines in detail the history of Maxwell's development of electromagnetic theory, and stresses that the textbook version of this discovery is usually inadequate or erroneous. (MLH)

Describes the Apollo-Soyuz Test Project's purpose and schedule, as well as the joint experiments to be conducted. (BR)

Presents an interview in which a dermatologist outlines the dangers of sunburn. Carcinogenic and aging effects are included. (GS)

Article presented solutions for recharging old, weakened magnets and suggested why the study of nature should always be of the utmost importance in elementary science. (Author/RK)