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Sir: I used to know left from right. In the old days, I would have said that somebody had flopped the negatives of the pictures of Mars's surface in your fine cover article. The computer age seems to be changing most of our other concepts, however, so perhaps...
IT can be said of few artists that they are beyond imitation or that their work can be instantly identified. Yet this was true of Boris Artzybasheff, our old friend and colleague who died last week at the age of 66 (see MILESTONES). Looking at a computer eating file cards...
The ship was a space scientist's dream laboratory-crammed to capacity. Its four panel blades shone purple from the thin sapphire-glass coating that protects their 28,224 tiny solar cells from radiation damage. Its silvery octagonal body, made of magnesium and aluminum alloy, carried 138,000 components...
The dot numbers were recorded in the binary code of ones and zeros, the language of computers. Thus white (0) was 000000, black (63) showed up as 111111. Each picture-actually 40,000 tiny dots encoded in 240,000 bits of binary code-was stored on magnetic tape for transmission...
The summer program, an expanded version of the spring's England operation, covered ten cities in the United States, with success in some and not-so-mild failure in others. Residents San Francisco, Los Angeles, Chicago, and New York seemed to let a computer guide their love lives, but the...