โ Scribed by Henry B. Allen
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
FRANKLIN INSTITUTE, the world of science was just beginning to realize the great practical potential of the earlier discoveries in radioactivity, quantum mechanics, relativity and atomic physics.
The science of electronics was in its infancy, giant computers were still unknown, and the problem of unlocking the energy in the atom had not yet been solved.
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