Feed the Hungry Atom - Christie, Richard B.
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A photograph from a reconnaissance satellite's last orbit showed a large construction project being built in China. Scientists soon realized it was going to be a special type of nuclear site and, with international agreements on the use of atomic energy, the United Nations, and the United States and the World needed to know what it was to be used for. Before long an explanation came that forecast that better food production could result from an unusual nuclear process. When a US Navy investigation team was assigned to look into it, many unusual explanations and coincidences occurred. From…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
A photograph from a reconnaissance satellite's last orbit showed a large construction project being built in China. Scientists soon realized it was going to be a special type of nuclear site and, with international agreements on the use of atomic energy, the United Nations, and the United States and the World needed to know what it was to be used for. Before long an explanation came that forecast that better food production could result from an unusual nuclear process. When a US Navy investigation team was assigned to look into it, many unusual explanations and coincidences occurred. From following reports of insider trades, and a seemingly unconnected rescue of some captured archeologists, the questions just kept coming. As new ocean shipping routes were developing, it looked as if something very secret was being built and was to be distributed to locations where it might cause international havoc and political turmoil.
Autorenporträt
For almost fifty years, Richard B. Christie owned and operated a technical engineering company. He performed specialized environmental testing and adjustments to both industrial-grade air conditioning and high-performance sterile air filtration systems used in hospitals, pharmaceutical facilities, and research laboratories; that included special areas where high-class clean rooms were required, such as surgeries, sterile manufacturing suites, and testing facilities. At home, most Winter weekends, he was an active volunteer member of the National Ski Patrol and a Certified Ski Patroller at a major Vermont Ski area. He was trained in remote mountain rescue procedures and advanced first aid.