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Omni November 1986 |
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NANOTECHNOLOGY ROBERT JARVIK'S BIONICS 2000 NEURAL NETS: THE FIGHT TO FREE LAB ANIMALS SOVIET CHILDREN'S SPACE ART |
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Cover Art: The force of technology - its power, beauty and ability to duplicate, or even improve upon, nature's own miraculous processes - is shown in this month's cover. The work was created by Dale O'Dell, a Houston-based photographer. |
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Contents / Articles
First Word Preventing Nuclear War by Bernard Lown and Evgueni Chazov, M.D.'s Omnibus Contributors Communications Correspondence Forum Reactions to Continuum Earth Tree Shakers by John. J. Berger Stars Mark of the Quark by Marcia Bartusiak Explorations City of Tomorrow by Mary Ellin Barrett and Steve Lerner Mind Psychofashion by Gurney Williams III Artificial Intelligence Voicewriters by Owen Davies Contest Trip to the Stars by Douglas Colligan Space Stress in Orbit by Eleanor Smith Continuum Bare Breasts for Science Tinytech Molecular Machines by Fred Hapgood Inhuman Bondage Animal Rights by Robert Weil Tattoos Fiction by Jack Dann Spider Madness Pictorial: Webbed Feats by Dava Sobel The World According to Dr. Jarvik Medical Quiz by Marilyn vos Savant Out Town Fiction by Kim Stanley Robinson Artists of Detente Pictorial: Children's Space Art by Judith Hooper Thomas T. Noguchi Interview by Douglas Stein Neural Chips Thinking Computers by Erik Lawson Antimatter UFOs, etc Star Tech Tools for the Year 2000 Games New Measurements by Scot Morris Last Word Humor by Mitch Coleman |
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