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the bomb at 75: Lieutenant Colonel Jeffrey Zink on a Day in the Life of a B-52 Navigator

the bomb at 75: Lieutenant Colonel Jeffrey Zink on a Day in the Life of a B-52 Navigator

Smriti Keshari & Eric Schlosser
Schlosser and Keshari converse with Lieutenant Colonel Jeffrey Zink, a former B-52 navigator and bombardier during the Cold War. As someone who literally had his finger on the atomic trigger, Zink is uniquely positioned to provide a sense of what it was like to be on the edge of nuclear war.
Schlosser and Keshari converse with Lieutenant Colonel Jeffrey Zink, a former B-52 navigator and bombardier during the Cold War. As someone who literally had his finger on the atomic trigger, Zink is uniquely positioned to provide a sense of what it was like to be on the edge of nuclear war.
Smriti Keshari & Eric Schlosser

Scientific Controversies: String Theory

Scientific Controversies: String Theory

Our perception of the material world is famously illusory. Nothing is solid. On closer inspection, all things resolve into a long list of fundamental particles, microscopic billiard balls subject to quantum forces.
Our perception of the material world is famously illusory. Nothing is solid. On closer inspection, all things resolve into a long list of fundamental particles, microscopic billiard balls subject to quantum forces.
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