Chimps, nukes, what could go wrong?
It seemed like a good idea at the time: train chimpanzees to fly planes to deliver nuclear bombs. We'd just won the biggest war the world had ever seen, so why not?
The project was going really well, right up to the moment that it wasn't.
In June of 1947, a mysterious aircraft crashed on a ranch outside of Roswell, New Mexico, and over the years, many have speculated about what (and who) it might have been. But now, now you'll learn the truth.
Maybe.
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Gewebe-Einband
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Maße
Höhe: 234 mm
Breite: 156 mm
Dicke: 18 mm
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979-8-8232-0560-3 (9798823205603)
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Chip Haynes is an artist, writer, cyclist, juggler living in Tampa, Florida. In 2009, New Society Publishers of British Columbia, Canada, published both "The Practical Cyclist, bicycling for real people" in 2009 and "Wearing Smaller Shoes, living light on the big blue marble" in 2010. Satya House Publications of Hardwick, Massachusetts published Chip's "Peak of the Devil, 100 questions (and answers) about peak oil" in 2010 as well. Two out of three won awards and picked up some cool endorsements. So there.Chip is currently dabbling in fiction and poetry when he's not pedaling in shorts and sandals.
