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Omni February 1995 |
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STAR TREK:LAUNCHING VOYAGE
UFO CONTROVERSY: ABDUCTEE VS. THE MILITARY
EXPLORING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE |
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| Vol.17 No. 5 | ||
| Cover Art: The cover art on this issue was by Gary Hutzel, copyrigh Paramount Television. Far on the other side of the galaxy, the U.S.S. Voyager faces a bold task: to explore strange, new worlds - and find its way home. A look at the people making it possible. | ||
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Contents / Articles
First Word by Mark Pendergrast Communications Funds by Linda Marsa Electronic Universe by Gregg Keizer Mind by Jeff Goldberg, Hunting for the "aggression" gene Kid Stuff by Lisa G. Casinger, Hands-on books Stars by Steve Nadis, Speed Traps for high-energy cosmic rays The Great Omni Treasure Hunt More than $30,000 in prizes Waves by Paul Kvinta Continuum Star Trek: Voyager by David Bischoff, The latest Trek sets sights on distant stars and new worlds across our galaxy Virtual Blue Yonder: Fightertown Takes Off by Denny Atkin, The Ultimate in flight and fight simulation Project Open Book Update: Anatomy of an Abduction by A.J. Rayl Profiles in Artificial Intelligenceby David H. Freedman, Researchers take a nature-based approach to AI Fiction: Occam's Ducks by Howard Waldrop Interview: Linda Schele by Kathleen McAuliffe Antimatter Games by Scot Morris |
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