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Articles by Peter A. Goetz
Searching for Amani (2024) | Crime
A thirteen-year-old aspiring journalist investigates his father's tragic murder within the boundaries of one of Kenya's largest wildlife conservancies.A thirteen-year-old aspiring journalist investigates his father's tragic murder within the boundaries of one of Kenya's largest wildlife conservancies.A thirteen-year-old aspiring journalist investigates his father's tragic murder within the boundaries of one of Kenya's largest wildlife conservancies.
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Featured articles Ellipsoidal hydrophone with improved characteristics Jun. 7, 2023 Abstract A new style of hydrophone is being developed to meet or exceed the new recommendations set forth in the AIUM Acoustic Output Measurement Standard [1] as they apply to ultrasound measurements ... Quantitative 2D and 3D Schlieren Imaging for Acoustic Power and Intensity Measurements Jun.
Military Weapons: The Davy Crockett Mobile Missile Launcher
By Peter A. Goetz Design work for a minimum-size atomic warhead called the XW-51 began at the University of California Radiation Laboratory in the mid 1950s. It later shifted to the Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory, which was also working on compact warheads, and re-designated the W-54 in January 1959. Initially intended to be used for lightweight thermonuclear weapons, the prototype subsequently was adapted for a variety of tactical uses by the armies in the field.
Ellipsoidal hydrophone with improved characteristics | Environmental XPRT
Abstract A new style of hydrophone is being developed to meet or exceed the new recommendations set forth in the AIUM Acoustic Output Measurement Standard [1] as they apply to ultrasound measurements for submission to the U.S. FDA.
The Corporal M2 Missile
By Peter A. Goetz Six days after the Allies’ D-Day landings on the coast of Normandy in June 1944, Germany retaliated by launching its first Vergeltungswaffe, or Vengeance Weapon, at the city of London. The V-1 was actually a Fie-103 cruise missile designed by Robert Lusser of Fiesler Aircraft. Made from nonessential war materials and covered in sheet metal, the V-1 was powered by a revolutionary Argus As-14 pulse jet engine and carried a 1,870- pound warhead a distance of 150 miles.
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