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Random Walk — How Now, Mad Cow? — Microbes on Martian Meteorite? — Galileo Shoots the Moons — Caltech Almost Makes the Movies
The Nodes Know
— by Douglas L. Smith
Large computers made up of many small nodes are changing the
way science is done.
A Centennial History of the Prime Number Theorem
— by Tom M. Apostol
The best mathematical minds of Europe tried to find rhyme or
reason in the pattern of distribution of prime numbers.
Books — The End of Science by John Horgan
Observing the End of the Universe
— by Anthony C . S. Readhead
A new telescope to image the cosmic background radiation will
provide a picture of the universe when it was 300,000 years old.