Photochemistry of Air Pollution. Philip A. Leighton. Academic Press, New York, 1961. ix + 300 pp. Illus. $11
Photochemistry of Air Pollution. Philip A. Leighton. Academic Press, New York, 1961. ix + 300 pp. Illus. $11
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空气污染的光化学。
DOI:
10.1126/science.135.3502.427-b
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1962
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H. Eyring
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H. Eyring
As president of the International Union of Geodesy and Geophysics, J. Tuzo Wilson was intimately involved both in the preparations for the IGY and in carrying out its program. He traveled some 100,000 miles, visiting installations in such far-away places as Antarctica, China, Greenland, and Taiwan, as well as many others. His account of the IGY is, therefore, a sort of personal narrative which lends great charm to the recital of the tremendous accomplishments of this greatest co-operative scientific enterprise in man's history.Here we see how the IGY opened up new horizons on the earth, above the earth, beneath the earth, and even beneath the sea. Verily, Wilson introduces us to the new three-dimensional IGY world, and he manages somehow to place things in their proper perspective. For instance, the most publicized as-pects of the IGY program-namely, the satellites-fall into proper propor-tion as he recites the accomplishments of the Soviets versus the Americans. Wilson's interesting comments on cosmic rays, aurora, and other atmo-spheric phenomena are especially clear and give new dimensions to our under-standing of these phenomena. Being a trained geologist, Wilson gives much attention to the solid earth and the fabulous discoveries made concerning it, discoveries such as the greatest moun-