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Tritium is a radioactive isotope of hydrogen used to enhance the explosive yield of every thermonuclear weapon. Tritium has a radioactive decay rate of 5.5% per year and has not been produced in this country for weapons purposes since 1988.

A group of scientists at Los Alamos have held a series of discussions of the issues in and prospects for improvements in Long-range Weather Predictions Enabled by Proving of the Atmosphere at High Space-Time Resolution. The group contained the requisite skills for a full evaluation, although this report presents only an informal discussion of the main technical issues. The group discussed all aspects of the proposal, which are grouped below into the headings: (1) predictability; (2) sensors and satellites, (3) DIAL and atmospheric sensing; (4) localized transponders; and (5) summary and integration. Briefly, the group agreed that the relative paucity of observations of the state of the atmosphere severely inhibits the accuracy of weather forecasts, and any program that leads to a more dense and uniform observational network is welcome. As shown in Long-range Weather more dense and uniform observational network is welcome. As shown in Long-range Weather Predictions, the pay-back of accurate long-range forecasts should more than justify the expenditure associated with improved observations and forecast models required. The essential step is to show that the needed technologies are available for field test and space qualification.

Research at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) has strong political support, but a heated debate rages over the allocation of NIH funds among various diseases. NIH contends that decisions are made based on scientific opportunity while critics of the NIH process charge that spending often follows current politics and political correctness.

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Several coronal lines posed a long-standing riddle to earth-bound spectroscopists, until - following up on a suggestion by Grotrian (1937) - B. Edlen (1942) confirmed that their wavenumbers indeed corresponded to fine structure intervals in the ground configurations of highly charged ions like Fe X and Fe XI. This in turn caused turmoil in solar physics, because the corona must be much hotter than the underlying chromosphere in order to produce such ions. X-ray and EUV spectra of the sun became available after World War II, by observations from sounding rockets and satellites. These spectra confirmed the presence of the highly charged ions. Laboratory observation of the (electric-dipole) forbidden lines, however, had to wait for the development of low-density plasma discharges like the tokamak fusion experiments, because in regular light sources, collisions would likely quench such long-lived levels. Since then, a fair number of forbidden transitions has been observed in the laboratory, and forbidden lines are being valued for plasma diagnostics. While forbidden transitions in light ions are often found in astrophysical light sources, similar transitions in highly charged heavy ions like Kr will be important for plasma machines like ITER, in which Kr will likely be used for radiative …

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Application materials submitted to the Texas Historical Commission requesting a historic marker for the Ned A. & Linda S. Eppes House, in Houston, Texas. The materials include the inscription text of the marker, narrative, and photographs.

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