The Amateur Scientist
column in the Scientific American, published since May 1928
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The Amateur Scientist
Summary
The Amateur Scientist is a collection of articles[1].
Key Facts
- The Amateur Scientist authored Jearl Walker[2].
- The Amateur Scientist authored Clair L. Stong[3].
- The Amateur Scientist authored Albert Graham Ingalls[4].
- The Amateur Scientist's instance of is recorded as collection of articles[5].
- The Amateur Scientist's instance of is recorded as column[6].
- The Amateur Scientist's genre is recorded as popular science[7].
- The Amateur Scientist's language of work or name is recorded as English[8].
- The Amateur Scientist's has part is recorded as The Amateur Astronomer[9].
- The Amateur Scientist's Freebase ID is recorded as /m/02dthw[10].
- The Amateur Scientist's has edition or translation is recorded as Q111199492[11].
- The Amateur Scientist's main subject is recorded as amateur scientist[12].
- The Amateur Scientist's published in is recorded as Scientific American[13].
- The Amateur Scientist's title is recorded as The Amateur Scientist[14].
- The Amateur Scientist's URL is recorded as http://amasci.com/amateur/sciamdx.html[15].
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Works and Contributions
Authored works include Jearl Walker[2], a physicist[16], b. 1945[17], of United States[18]; Clair L. Stong[3], an editing staff[19], 1902–1975[20], of United States[21]; and Albert Graham Ingalls[4], an astronomer[22], 1888–1958[23], of United States[24], awarded the Astronomical League Award[25], specialised in astronomy[26].