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Mercury Magazine Contents
Vol. 25 No. 5
September/October 1996
 

Page Article
10 Does Mind Matter? by Alan H. Batten
Is there room in our understanding of the universe for both science and religion? The ultimate test of the limits of science and the credibility of religious faith may be the study of consciousness.
14 The Copernican Revolution Comes Around, by George Musser
Astronomers are discovering the literal truth in Martin Luther King Jr's dictum: "As marvelous as the stars is the mind of the person who studies them."
16 The Mother of All Fireworks, by Peter Kurczynski
The spy satellites saw them first. They're got us surrounded. They blast with the energy of a supernova. And every time astronomers think they know what they are, gamma- ray bursts have got news for them.
21 Teaching the Real Message of Astronomy, by Michael A. Seeds
To challenge students, teachers must first challenge themselves. It is all too easy to teach and test students on the facts. If professors want students to do more than memorize-regurgigate- forget, they will have to change their courses to demand both less and more. With sidebars by Michael Zeilik and Deborah Maraziti.
27 The World of Radio Astronomy, Part 4, by Michael Dahlem and Elias Brinks
A radio photon is a terrible thing to waste. Each provides invaluable information on where it came from and where it passed through -- that is, if you can get at it. While many new technologies are wringing every last drop of information out of cosmic radio signals, others are drowning them with interference.
  Departments
2 Editorial, by George Musser
4 Letters to the Editor
6 Newswire, by Leo P. Connolly
Mercury inaugurates a new column with the latest news from the world of astronomy education.
7 Echoes of the Past, by Katherine Bracher
Is the discovery of signs of life in a martian meteorite déjà vu all over again?
8 Black Holes to Blackboards, by Jeffrey F. Lockwood
By teaching students about the expanding universe, teachers expand students' minds.
9 Guest Observer, by James C. White II
Coming to know Saturn's rings
C-1 SkyChart and SkyTalk, by Robert A. Garfinkle
33 Book Review, by Rob Landis
Where Next Columbus? by Valerie Neal. The Superpower Space Race by Robert Reeves.
35 Last Page
The Mercury Puzzle Contest, Part 2

 

 
 

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