Word: photographs
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...anyone still harbored lingering doubts about the Hubble's power to do groundbreaking science, the new photograph should put those doubts to rest. Without the Hubble this discovery would not have been possible--and neither would a score of others spanning virtually every branch of astronomy. The telescope has already thrown Big Bang theorists a curve by suggesting that some stars in the universe are older than the universe itself. At the core of one galaxy it has found a black hole as massive as 3 billion suns. It has made scientists front-row spectators at the collision of comet...
...PICTURE WITH YOUR STORY "Follow--or Move Over" that left the impression that I am lecturing Senate majority leader Bob Dole or forcing him (in your words) "to get with the G.O.P. legislative program." This is not just misleading; it is patently false. As that photograph was being taken, I was running down a series of points concerning President Clinton. Senator Dole and I, like the respective chambers that we lead, are committed partners in the budget-negotiation process. We are on the same page and "with" the same program. NEWT GINGRICH, Speaker House of Representatives Washington...
...only rejected the charges but also said he barely knew Radwan and doubted he had ever spoken more than "15 words" to him. Both men, however, worked for Chase Manhattan in the Middle East in the '70s and, says Radwan, both attended management meetings. Radwan supplied Time with a photograph of himself with Kirdar taken in Switzerland...
...gathering like it. This week leaders from most of the countries in the world convene to celebrate the United Nations' 50th anniversary. The proceedings began on Sunday when 191 leaders and other officials--representing enemies, allies and everything in between--stood side by side to pose for a photograph. Bill Clinton was there in the front row, with U.N. Secretary-General Boutros Boutros-Ghali on his left and Jiang Zemin of China on his right. Relations between the U.S. and China may be strained, but Clinton and Jiang chatted animatedly during the session. Boris Yeltsin was also in the front...
...ecological impact associated with development of the Russian north, including Siberia [COVER STORY, Sept. 4]. I welcome your efforts to publicize what is indeed an environmental crisis of international concern in that region. However, your essential question "Can Siberia be saved by capitalism?'' was inadequately answered. You published a photograph of a devastating clear-cutting of timber resulting from a Russian joint venture with Hyundai, yet nowhere is the nature of that tragic deal covered in the article. We need the full story to learn from the mistakes made by Hyundai and others if capitalism is to become part...