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Omni December 1985 |
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NEW BIRTH TECHNOLOGIES MALE PREGNANCY PRENATAL LEARNING IDEAL SPERM DONOR CHOICES IN CHILDBIRTH MAN-MADE WOMB |
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Cover Art: An egg hovers over the vast bleak terrain of Ingo Swann's 45-by-50-inch canvas, Salt Flats Vision. The eggshell is partially torn away to reveal the cosmos. Swann, a visionary surrealist, is a leader in this New Age art movement. |
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Contents / Articles
Omnibus Contributors Communications Correspondence Earth Environment by T.A. Heppenheimer Space Comment by James E. Oberg Breakthroughs Technology by Scott Kariya Artificial Intelligence Computers by Owen Davies Film The Arts by Mitch Tuchman Stars Astronomy by Terence Dickinson Continuum Data Bank New Birth Technology First Word Opinion by Dr. Howard Jones Forum Dialogue Prenatal Learning Life by Martha Nelson Mind Behavior by Paul Bagne The Body Health by Dr. Jeremy Cherfas Male Pregnancy Article by Dick Teresi and Kathleen McAuliffe The Dragon Seed Fiction by Kate Wilhelm Man-Made Womb: The New Science of Nativity Article by Doug Starr Cosmic Creation Pictorial by Owen Davies Alan Trounson Interview by Robert Weil Birthtech: The Ideal Sperm Donor Article by Kathy Keeton with Yvonne Baskin Choices in Childbirth Birth Poll by Judianne Densen-Gerber Travels in the Interior Fiction by Scott Russell Sanders Antimatter UFO's, etc. Games Diversions by Scot Morris and Phil Wiswell Frosted Dune Phenomena by Kathleen Norris Cook Last Word Humor by Parker Bennett |
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