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Omni July 1987 |
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NEW FRONTIERS: SPACE-EARTH-NIGHT-SPIRIT
PLUS: THE LOST ART OF WERNHER VON BRAUN
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THE WINNERS OF THE MOON BUGGY CONTEST |
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| Cover Art: Artist Attila Heija's majestic space station travels through the cosmos. The inhabitants of such a craft will one day plot the course for off-planet life. This month we explore the new frontiers being plumbed by earthbound pioneers. | ||||
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Contents / Articles
First Word The Case for America's Space Station by Sanford N. McDonnell Omnibus Contributors Communications Correspondence Forum Courtroom Psychics by Howard E. Goldfuss Mind Psychiatry and PET Scans by Linda Marsa Body Supervaccines by Jeanne Toal Artificial Intelligence Online Junkies by Grant Fjermedal Stars Pluto by Doug Garr Continuum The Future of the Family Doctor, etc. New Frontiers Section: Space Astrofarming by Richard Wolkomir Into the Night 24-Hour Societies by Gurney Williams III Pioneering Middle Earth Uncovering Earth's Innermost Secrets by Bill Lawren Prix De Lune Pictorial: Results of the Moon Buggy Contest by Dean Ing Walk Like An Egyptian Reincarnation by Jonathan Cott Forever Yours Anna Fiction by Kate Wilhelm Birute Galdikas Interview: Primatology by Don Lessem Starman Pictorial: Lost Art of Wernher von Braun by Gurney Williams III Antimatter The Case for Billy Meier's Star Tech Computerized Clergymen and Other Tools for the Twenty-first Century Games The World's Hardest Prounciation Test by Scott Morris Last Word Humor: Invasion of the Trendies by Terry Runte |
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