RE: Brum and the Bomb

["Ceffalo, Grant M" <GMCeffal@mail.bhi-erc.com>]

CCD Reports Scientists in America took the credit for landing on the Moon -
but much of the essential research was done in... Ancient China.

China and the Moon
http://yeah,whatever.com

CCD Centralands science corresponded Goliath reports that although the
Americans have claimed the credit for reaching the moon, another story is
emerging.  Experimenters in ancient China did much of the original,
groundbreaking work into rocketry which was to change the world. 

Goliath's television documentary was suppressed by the American
Military-Industrial Complex, and will therefore be unavailable for viewing.



My point being that a basic discovery is nice, but can't replace the
thousands of person-years that accomplished the task.


My opinions alone.
Grant



-----Original Message-----
From: Frederic Dawson [mailto:ydc90@dial.pipex.com]
Sent: Thursday, February 17, 2000 8:54 AM
To: Multiple recipients of list
Subject: Brum and the Bomb 


BBC Reports Scientists in America took the credit for developing the atomic
bomb - but much of the essential research was done in.... Birmingham
England.

Brum and the Bomb
(http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/uk/newsid_643000/643913.stm)

BBC Midlands science correspondent David Gregory reports that although the
Americans have claimed much of the credit for developing the atomic bomb,
another story is emerging. Scientists and researchers in wartime Birmingham
did much of the original, groundbreaking work which was to change the world.

David Gregory's television documentary, BBC Midlands Report: The Right Side
of Wrong will be shown on Thursday 17 Feb at 1930 GMT on BBC2.

Fred Dawson
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