Word: hotter
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...stands on Dec. 9 (and attracted an additional 200,000 buyers), the magazine has devoted more space to news and timely features; although the ratio of pictures to text is still fifty-fifty, the photographs seem chosen to complement rather than dominate accompanying stories. "We deal with hotter subjects now," says Photography Editor Jean Rigade. "B52 raids rather than National Geographic-type picture stories about the great rivers of the world. The beauty of the photos is less important than their content...
...told al Hawadess. "It flew more than once deep into Israel and took photographs. It has been proved that neither the Phantom nor the American-made missiles can reach the altitude of the MIG-23." If Egypt had got such a plane, Sadat intimated, the Middle East would be hotter now than it is. "I would not have allowed Israel to commit its aggression in southern Lebanon as it did recently...
...intense magnetic fields generated by currents of as high as a trillion amperes, and usually occur in pairs consisting of one positively charged and one negatively charged spot. As a result of this opposing polarity, lines of magnetic force link the spots, keeping gases trapped within them. Because hotter plasma from the sun's interior cannot move into the sunspots, they remain relatively cooler (and darker) than the rest of the photosphere...
...Which is hotter, heaven or hell...
...their part in the lake which burneth with fire and brimstone." Since brimstone boils at 833° F., hell must be somewhat cooler than that; if it were not, it would be a vapor, not a lake. Thus, Applied Optics' unnamed scientist concludes with scientific conviction, heaven is hotter than hell by at least...