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...an-François Jarrige e Richard H.Meadow, pubbl. su "Le Scienze (Scientific American), num.146, ottobre 1980, pag.76-88

...incipio di incertezza. Fu membro della National Academy of Sciences e dell'American Academy of Arts and Sciences [1]. ...ni della guerra, Robertson era ''Chief American Liaison'' con la ''British Scientific Intelligence'' quando divenne grande amico di [[Reginald Victor Jones]]. Do

...ly 11, 1902 — [[Reno, Nevada|Reno]], December 4, 1978) was a [[Dutch-American]] physicist famous for jointly proposing the concept of electron [[spin (ph ...ief of the leading physics journal [[Physical Review]], published by the [[American Physical Society]]. On his retirement as editor in 1974, Goudsmit moved to

...on Report on the Colorado UFO Project"] by [[Peter A. Sturrock]], 1987, J. Scientific Exploration, Vol. 1, No. 1, p. 75.</ref> Tuttavia, il Comitato fu oggetto d ...nte del Blue Book, [[J. Allan Hynek]] scrisse una lettera all' [[Air Force Scientific Advisory Board]] (AFSAB), suggerendo di formare un gruppo di scienziati che

...iversity of Colorado]], where he directed a controversial Air Force-funded scientific study of [[Unidentified flying object|UFO]]s). ...ell Thomas]], would call the physicist "Dr. Condom," the "weakest link" in American security, and even the "missing link."

...] in un volume rimasto un punto fermo per l'ufologia scientifica ("UFOs: A Scientific Debate", uscito nel 1972), astrofisici quali [[Hynek Josef Allen|J. A. Hyne ...te dallo studio&nbsp;della fenomenologia<ref>Velasco, Jean-Jacques (1987). Scientific Approach and Results of Studies into Unidentified Aerospace Phenomena in Fr

...7F0147&pageNumber=3&catID=2 Misconceptions about the Big Bang], Scientific American, marzo 2005

...iverso che rimbalza", di Martin Bojowald pubbl. su "Le Scienze (Scientific American)", num.484, dic.2008, pag.57

L'attacco più conosciuto venne dalle colonne di Scientific American, firmato da Michael Shermer, al quale van Lommel indirizzò una circostanzi

'''Bruce Maccabee''' (May 6, 1942) is an [[United States|American]] optical [[physicist]] formerly employed by the [[U.S. Navy]], and a leadi ... at [[Worcester Polytechnic Institute]] in Worcester, Mass., and then at [[American University]], [[Washington, DC]], (M.S. and Ph. D. in physics). In 1972 he

...the [[American Nuclear Society]], the [[American Physical Society]], the [[American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics]] and [[AFTRA]].[http://www.aiaa. In 1970 Friedman departed full-time employment as a physicist to pursue the scientific investigation of UFOs. Since then, he has lectured at more than 600 college

...of [[African American]] and [[Native Americans in the United States|Native American]] descent.{{Citation needed|date=December 2008}} He claims he was first abd *the ''Stagyians'', who have a bony, leathery appearance and a peaceful and scientific disposition,

...ry' Neugebauer''' (born 3 September 1932) is an [[United States of America|American]] [[astronomer]] known for his pioneering work in [[infrared astronomy]]. ...ttingen]], [[Germany]] and is the son of [[Otto Neugebauer]], an Austrian-American [[mathematician]] and [[History of science|historian of science]], and Gret

...= |accessdate= |quote=The essential problem is that a large portion of the scientific community, including most research psychologists, regards parapsychology as [[File:Wm james.jpg|thumb|right|150px|Il filosofo e psicologo americano American [[William James]] (1842-1910) fu tra i primi a effettuare ricerche nel camp

...iety, dell'American Association for the Advancement of the Sciences e dell'American Geophysical Society. Come fisico dell'atmosfera, McDonald si schierò contr ...il suo primo discorso pubblico sugli UFO, nel corso di un'assemblea dell'''American Meteorological Society''. McDonald disse che a suo parere la maggior parte

...fisica moderna", di John S. Rigden, pubblicato su "Le Scienze" (Scientific American), n. 325, sett. 1995, pp. 62-67</ref>

...r possible uses.<ref>Louis E. Lord, Watchtowers and Fortresses in Argolis, American Journal of Archaeology, Vol. 43, No. 1 (January - March, 1939), pp. 78-84 [ ...the fill from the floor. Later on in 1937, more excavation was made by the American School of Archaeology at Athens under the direction of L. Lord who conclude

...[1977]] dall'astrofisico [[Peter A. Sturrock]], membro osservatore della [[American Astronomical Society]]. Sturrock nell'indagine chiese agli scienziati di as Un precedente sondaggio effettuato da Sturrock nel [[1973]] per conto dell'[[American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics]] presso i suoi membri, evidenziÃ

...rding [[flying saucers]] landing on Earth, Ernest L. Norman stressed these scientific core understandings as the key to personal development and mastery over mat ...nd-Time America'' ISBN 0-385-49852-7, quipped of her that she was, "a true American original who combined the couture sensibilities of a [[drag queen]] with th

...p;18, 1900&nbsp;– July&nbsp;12, 1993), also known as '''Uriel''', was an American religious leader who co-founded the [[Unarius Academy of Science]], based i ...l humanity.{{sfn|Kirkpatrick|Tumminia|1995|p=88}} Ernest also spoke of the scientific advancements of other worlds.{{sfn|Melton|2010|p=2937}} The couple also dis