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• The Swiss cold shoulder: some pastimes in Switzerland are as ubiquitous as the Alps themselves: skiing, hiking, eating chocolate, drinking wine ... the rivalry between Zurich and every other city. But what happens when a mere expat just doesn't enjoy some of the 'finer' aspects of Swiss life?

... cellar, installed in what used to be his atomic bomb shelter. There, wines were referenced and cro...

• Swiss News
• Num. 2010, Février 2010

• No crew onboard!(Robotics)

... such data following the 'Able' and 'Baker' atomic bomb tests of 1946. In 1950 the United States and ...

• Armada International
• Vol. 32 Num. 3, Juin 2008

• Keeping the skies clear.

... high kill probability, primarily to put a bomber out of control before it could release an atomic b...

• Armada International
• Vol. 28 Num. 2, Avril 2004

• Einstein--the reluctant statesman: for a man who said politics has no place in scientific discovery, Albert Einstein's fate was deeply entangled in at least two political behemoths of his time, the rise of Nazi Germany and the advent of nuclear weapons. But, in his words, people had only to 'look deep, deep into nature to understand everything better.'.

... for physical phenomena from stars to atomic bombs--although the pacifist Einstein did not see ...

• Swiss News
• Num. 2005, Janvier 2005

• Other side of the socket: Swiss power woes.

.... First, four of Switzerland's atomic power plants, Leibstadt, Gosgen, Beznau I and Bezn... been harnessed by humans with the hydrogen bomb. However, nuclear fusion is no myth, it is what ha...

• Swiss News
• Num. 2009, Janvier 2009