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• Directory:Carl Sagan
  ...the Arms Race'', a comprehensive examination of the phenomenon of nuclear winter. ...tates Air Force|US Air Force]] operation whose purpose was to explode an [[nuclear weapon|atomic bomb]] on Earth's Moon.
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• Directory:Illinois
  ...Chicago. Since the war, many new laboratory and research centers developed nuclear technology in Illinois. Other industries, such as chemical, steel, and auto ...ranium lumps could produce controlled heat. The space chosen for the first nuclear fission reactor was a squash court under the football stadium at the Univer
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• Directory:Xcel Energy Inc.
  == 1950s: Consolidation and Entry into the Nuclear Age == ...were so high that in 1967 NSP substituted a gasfired steam boiler for the nuclear reactor.
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• Directory:Idaho
  ...r nearby Arco, the first American town to be lighted by electricity from a nuclear power plant. ...ttracting new business, including high-technology firms. The growth of the winter sports industry has helped make Idaho a leading tourist state. These improv
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• Directory:Huntington Beach, California
  ...of rain, almost all in mid-winter. Frost occurs only rarely on the coldest winter nights. ...Seal Beach]], and the center stores munitions (widely believed to include nuclear weapons), the Center is likely to be first-strike target for ground-burst t
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• Directory:South Africa
  ...-eastern escarpment of the Highveld, offer limited skiing opportunities in winter.The coldest place in South Africa is Sutherland in the western Roggeveld Mo
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• Directory:New Mexico
  ...a myth. After Vásquez de Coronado was injured in a riding accident in the winter of 1542, the disheartened adventurers returned to Mexico. Failing to find t ...round for government studies. In Los Alamos, they are studying ways to use nuclear energy. In Albuquerque, they are developing uses for military inventions du
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• Directory:South Korea
  | bgcolor="#ffffff" | temperate, with rainfall heavier in summer than winter ...lor="#ffffff" | ''fossil fuel:'' 62.4% <br />''hydro:'' 0.8% <br />''nuclear:'' 36.6% <br />''other:'' 0.2% (2001)
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• Directory:John F. Kennedy
  ...chased in 1929, and Christmas and Easter holidays with his family at their winter home in [[Palm Beach, Florida]], purchased in 1933. In his primary school y ...l]] in Boston in January and February 1936. He recuperated at the Kennedy winter home in Palm Beach in March and April, spent May and June working as a ranc
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• Directory:Brahma Kumaris World Spiritual University
  * belief in the imminent destruction of this world by an unavoidable Nuclear Holocaust [now overdue by 30 to 50 years] ...civilization is to be completely destroyed by natural disasters, civil and nuclear war[46] in an event called Destruction. Benjamin Beit-Hallahmi states this
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• Directory:Brahma Kumaris
  * belief in the imminent destruction of this world by an unavoidable Nuclear Holocaust [now overdue by 30 to 50 years] ...civilization is to be completely destroyed by natural disasters, civil and nuclear war[46] in an event called Destruction. Benjamin Beit-Hallahmi states this
  42 KB (6,290 words) - 23:46, 17 May 2009
• Directory:Burma
  ...er); less cloudy, scant rainfall, mild temperatures, lower humidity during winter (northeast monsoon, December to April) ...or="#ffffff" | ''fossil fuel:'' 44.5% <br />''hydro:'' 43.4% <br />''nuclear:'' 0% <br />''other:'' 12.1% (2002)
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• Directory:BKWSO
  * belief in the imminent destruction of this world by an unavoidable Nuclear Holocaust [now overdue by 30 to 50 years] ...civilization is to be completely destroyed by natural disasters, civil and nuclear war[46] in an event called Destruction. Benjamin Beit-Hallahmi states this
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• Directory:OmniMediaGroup/PLR/Real Estate
  ...it’s going to be a elevator drop straight down, accompanied with a nuclear winter that will last until demand once again passes up supply. ...cities during the third quarter slow down were Vancouver, home of the 2010 Winter Olympic Games, red-hot Calgary, which is still booming thanks to the local
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• Directory:Jimmy Carter
  ...ccupation = [[Politician]], [[peanut]] [[farmer]], [[Nuclear engineering|nuclear engineer]], [[sailor]] ...Hyman G. Rickover]] for the [[United States Navy|U.S. Navy's]] fledgling [[nuclear submarine]] program. Rickover's demands were legendary, and Carter later sa
  108 KB (15,854 words) - 18:47, 8 July 2009
• Directory:Harry S. Truman
  ...eign affairs]], with the end of [[World War II]] and his decision to use [[nuclear weapons]] against Japan, the founding of the [[United Nations]], the [[Mars ...bombings that followed were the first, and so far the only, instance of [[nuclear warfare]].
  117 KB (17,380 words) - 17:08, 1 April 2008
• Directory:American Journals and the Strategic Bombing of Germany
  ...nington, Connecticut at the age of 76 years. Source: ''Cross & Cockade'', Winter 1971.</ref> titled "Why Don't We Really <u>Try</u> to Bomb Germany Out of t ...1, p. 55.</ref> discusses the importance of World War Two's lessons on the nuclear age. Drake says,
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• Directory:United States of America
  ...f the Mississippi River, and arid in the Great Basin of the southwest; low winter temperatures in the northwest are ameliorated occasionally in [[January]] a ...lor="#ffffff" | ''fossil fuel:'' 71.4% <br />''hydro:'' 5.6% <br />''nuclear:'' 20.7% <br />''other:'' 2.3% (2001)
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• Drake equation
  ...t in environmental issues and his efforts to warn against the dangers of [[nuclear warfare]]. ...If it is generally by temporary uninhabitability, for example a [[nuclear winter]], then {{math|''n''_r}} may be relatively high. On the other han
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• User:Badmachine/wikipedia-en-2013-07-12
  ...the room temperautre, that may be fine. My apartment is 51 degrees in the winter. Jul 12 11:58:40 <FastCreeper4> Don't train your nuclear reactor operators in proper SCRAM procedures? :P
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