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Fallout Hedley Marston And The Atomic Bomb Tests In Australia Roger Cross

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Fallout Hedley Marston And The Atomic Bomb Tests In Australia Roger Cross
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Publisher: Wakefield Press
File Extension: PDF
File size: 1.53 MB
Pages: 360
Author: Roger Cross
ISBN: 9781459643468, 1459643461
Language: English
Year: 2012

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Fallout Hedley Marston And The Atomic Bomb Tests In Australia Roger Cross by Roger Cross 9781459643468, 1459643461 instant download after payment.

Fallout is the strange but true story of a celebrated Australian scientist's involvement in the 1956 British atomic bomb tests. Hedley Marston, an idol with his own feet of clay, was determined not only to reveal official lies and chicanery, but to expose as charlatans the Australian scientists who were appointed to protect the nation from any possible harm. Contrary to official pronouncements, radioactive fallout was blowing across the country and contaminating many towns and communities, including Marston's beloved Adelaide. The dispute that ensued was perhaps the most acrimonious in the history of Australian science.
Fallout tells us much about the nature of science and our society. It is about science in service of the bomb, and in service of self. Roger Cross tells a story that must make us ask the alarming question: could we be fooled again?

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