Scientific American 1997 Shawn Carlson - Abstracts

Title	Subject	Authors
Scientific American 1997 Shawn Carlson
Algorithms of the gods. (searching for natural systems to help solve complex mathematical problems)	Science and technology	Shawn Carlson
A picture perfect comet. (tips on astrophotographing a comet)(includes related article on the construction of a hand guider for the camera)	Science and technology	Shawn Carlson
Catch a comet by its tail.	Science and technology	Shawn Carlson
Caught in a wind tunnel. (controlled flight research)(The Amateur Scientist)	Science and technology	Shawn Carlson
Getting a charge out of rain. (devising an instrument that measures electric charges of raindrops)	Science and technology	Shawn Carlson
Getting inside an ant's head. (specimen preparation for better microscopy)	Science and technology	Shawn Carlson
How to's of butterfly rookeries.	Science and technology	Shawn Carlson
Recording the sounds of life. (construction of an electronic stethoscope)(The Amateur Scientist)	Science and technology	Shawn Carlson
Taking back the final frontier. (amateur rocketry)	Science and technology	Shawn Carlson
The amateur scientist. (the mysteries of monarch butterflies)	Science and technology	Shawn Carlson
The joys of armchair ornithology.	Science and technology	Shawn Carlson
The lure of Icarus: with new designs and materials, human-powered fliers challenge the distance record.	Science and technology	Shawn Carlson
When hazy skies are rising. (haze sensor)	Science and technology	Shawn Carlson

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