At War44-03-1440Science At War

Words at war presents science at war. This method of mass killing, death from the sky, from the sea, from under the sea. Is this the true end of science? Is this the end Leonardo sought?

Galileo, Newton, the crease? Science? What the devil is science? What is science? Science is a purely human preoccupation, subject to the limitation as well as to the capacities of the human brain. Indeed science is only man. Man adventuring. Man potting into the unknown.

Uvere. Uvere, are you there? Uvere, are you getting me? Okay, getting you fine. Are you ready to start? Already old man? Already here. Uvere, wait. What is it? What's the matter? The tech measure. It's not one of those metal rules.

Alright, go on then. In a chains, cables, mooring gear. And at the moment. Oovey? Oovey?

Box. Be careful, Oovey. Getting hot, tools. I'll wait. I'm made of non-magnetic marks. We're ready here. Who screws? Face, nose, of mine. Starting on the right screw.

Careful, Oovey? Oovey? Oovey? Answer me. Oovey, what's happened? Oovey! Words at war presented by the National Broadcaster. the National Broadcasting Company in cooperation with the Council on Books and War Time, brings you another in this series of radio adaptations of outstanding war books. Tonight, the story of men taming, controlling, and enslaving the forces of nature, science at war, by the

historian of the laboratories, George W. Gray. The terror of the Black Knight, the shriek of death raining from the sky, the shriek of death come quickly. Science? Award, if Barbment announces the development of a new super blockbuster, an aerial torpedo packed with explosives.

Germany's new secret weapon was revealed today on the Anciobeechet. It is a radio-controlled miniature tank loaded with a thousand pounds of explosives that is automatically set. This new plane carries more punch than anything in the sky. Besides the combined power power of its cannon and machine guns, new turbo superchargers raise its altitude.