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We have... searched under the junipers for some dinosaur bones and come face to face with ourselves.
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Dying dinosaurs and Martian dust storms, atmospheric physics and smoky fires in Brazil — important ideas can have the unlikeliest provenance. It is unwise to assume that any course of study of exploration is irrelevant.
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Finding something is not the same as discovering what is found. The more astronomers study the growing evidence of extra-solar planets, the less the planets resemble anything in the one planetary system they had known and had based their theories on: the Sun's family of planets.
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The most destructive element in the human mind is fear. Fear creates aggressiveness; aggressiveness engenders hostility; hostility engenders fear — a disastrous circle.
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John Noble Wilford
Born:
October 4, 1933
(age 91)
Bio:
John Noble Wilford is an author and award-winning journalist for The New York Times.
Known for:
The mapmakers (1981)
We reach the moon (1969)
Mars beckons (1990)
The mysterious history of Columbus (1991)
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