Exploration : a journey into the far reaches of science, 4-6 / produced by Rosemarie Reed.

Program Title:
Exploration : a journey into the far reaches of science, 4-6 / produced by Rosemarie Reed.
PRA Archive #: 
IZ0269
Description: 

Exploration of modern technologies; their impact upon National policies, international relations, health, and the moral implications of developments. Moderated by Dr. Michio Kaku.|EXPLORATION: A JOURNEY INTO THE FAR REACHES OF SCIENCE, 4-6 / produced by Rosemarie Reed. - An exploration of modern technologies| their impact on national policies, international relations, health, and the moral implications of developments. Moderated by Michio Kaku. - DESCRIPTION: 4> How Real is Soviet Cheating on Arms Control Treaties, 5> Star Wars: The Ultimate First Strike Weapon System, 6> The Space Shuttle Challenger and the Military. - BROADCAST: Satellite, 8 August 1986.

pt.1. How real is Soviet cheating on arms control treaties -- pt.2. Star Wars : the ultimate first strike weapon system -- pt.3. The Space shuttle Challenger and the military.

Station: 
WBAI
Date Recorded on: 
Date Broadcast on: 
Satellite, 8 Aug. 1986.
Item duration: 
1 reel (22 min.) : 7 1/2 ips., mono.|22:00
Keywords: 
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Reed, Rosemarie.
Kaku, Michio.
Disarmament.
Outer space -- Exploration -- Political aspects.
Science -- Social aspects.
Exploration : a journey into the far reaches of science, 4-6 / produced by Rosemarie Reed.
Distributor: 
Los Angeles : Pacifica Radio Archive, 1986.
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