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Omni March 1988 |
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BREAKTHROUGH: THE CHEMISTY OF SELF-HEALING
THE MYSTERIES OF NIKOLA TESLA |
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| Cover Art: On this month's cover, Japanese illustrator Tsuneo Sanda's Disturbance of Privacy, an omniscient eye breaches from the cosmos, sending shards of clouds and sky splintering into the quiet biosphere below. | ||||
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Contents / Articles
First Word Opinion by J.Z. Knight Omnibus Data Bank Communications Correspondence Forum Creative Contraptions: Results of Competition #43 Stars The Man-Made Star by Doug Stewart Space Readers' Poll: The People's Space Program by Jerry Grey and Doug Colligan Books Superman at 50 by Lisa Ballner-Bear Continuum The Most Mysterious Number, etc The Chemistry of Self-Healing Helping the Body Repair itself by Carol Kahn The Robot and The One You Love Fiction by Torn Maddox As the Whorl Turns Spirals: A Pictorial With A Twist by Nina Guccione Rediscovering Tesla The Eccentricity and Inventiveness of an Unappreciated Genius by Bill Lawren Interview Rita Levi-Montalcini by Anthony Liversidge The Looking-Glass Man Fiction by Garry Kilworth Antimatter Biblical UFO's, etc. Artificial Intelligence Online Anarchy by Fred Hapgood Star Tech Computer Songwriting, Electronic Calendars, and Other Tools for the Year 2000 Games High Tech Gambling by Scot Morris Last Word Humor: Einstein's Mane by Ron Hauge |
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