Impossible Possibilities

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IMPOSSIBLE POSSIBILITIES
LOUIS PAUWELS and JACQUES BERGIER
Are there intelhgent beings on other planets— or in other galaxies? If there are, is there some way to communicate with them? Can man become immortal? Can an electronic brain learn to "think" for itself? Is there a fourth state of matter? Will ESP ever supplement—or supplant—speech as a means of communication? ,
Jacques Bergier and Louis Pauwels, authors of the highly acclaimed The Morning of the Magician^, have once again delved into the "outer limits" of scientific research. Working from the basic premise that the province of science is limited only by the human imagination and technological inge-nuil^vthey shatter our conventional notions of what is really "impossible" from a scientific standpoint. "Impossible possibilities," they tell us, are the objects of some of the most intensive and dramatic research in the history of science.
The fascination of this book is matched only by its timeliness. Nearly every week... Tovább

Fülszöveg

IMPOSSIBLE POSSIBILITIES
LOUIS PAUWELS and JACQUES BERGIER
Are there intelhgent beings on other planets— or in other galaxies? If there are, is there some way to communicate with them? Can man become immortal? Can an electronic brain learn to "think" for itself? Is there a fourth state of matter? Will ESP ever supplement—or supplant—speech as a means of communication? ,
Jacques Bergier and Louis Pauwels, authors of the highly acclaimed The Morning of the Magician^, have once again delved into the "outer limits" of scientific research. Working from the basic premise that the province of science is limited only by the human imagination and technological inge-nuil^vthey shatter our conventional notions of what is really "impossible" from a scientific standpoint. "Impossible possibilities," they tell us, are the objects of some of the most intensive and dramatic research in the history of science.
The fascination of this book is matched only by its timeliness. Nearly every week newspaper headlines prove Pauwels and Bergier's contention that yesterday's "impossible possibilities" are tomorrow's realities.
(Please see back flap)
Louis Pauwels is editor of Bibliotheque Mondiale, a director of the Club des Amis du Livre, and the founder of the amazingly successful magazine Planete, an outgrowth of the great popularity of The Morning of the Magicians in France.
His collaborator, Jacques Bergier, has an outstanding reputation as a nuclear physicist and a chemical engineer. ,
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