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Sullivan, Walter Seager was born on January 12, 1918 in New York City. Son of Walter Seager and Jeanet E. (Loomis) Sullivan.
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New York: McGraw-Hill, 1961. 1st Edition, so stated, Hardbound, about 8.5 inches tall, 460 pages. Index, notes. Map endpapers.
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Renowned science correspondent Walter Sullivan provides an authoritative account of all that we know about and all that we have done to search out intelligent life beyond planet Earth. Discusses the ways in which the discovery of extraterrestrial life would affect our religions, philosophies, and evolving concept of the universe.
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Sullivan, Walter Seager was born on January 12, 1918 in New York City. Son of Walter Seager and Jeanet E. (Loomis) Sullivan.
Bachelor, Yale University, 1940. H.L.D., Yale University, 1969. H.L.D., Newark College Engineering, 1973.
Doctor of Science, Hofstra University, 1974. Doctor of Science, Ohio State University, 1977. Doctor of Science, University Alabama, 1987.
Doctor of Science, Muhlenberg College, 1987.
Member staff New York Times, 1940-1987, foreign correspondent Far East, 1948-1950, United Nations correspondent, 1951-1952, foreign correspondent, Germany, 1952-1956, chief science writer, 1960-1962, science news editor, 1962-1963, science editor, 1964-1987.
(A thoroughly revised edition of the best-selling account ...)
(A thoroughly revised edition of the best-selling account ...)
(Renowned science correspondent Walter Sullivan provides a...)
(A fascinating and thorough look at the possibility of ext...)
(Sullivan's bestselling account of the search for intellig...)
(New York: McGraw-Hill, 1961. 1st Edition, so stated, Hard...)
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Author: Quest for a Continent, 1957, White Land of Adventure, 1957, Assault on the Unknown, 1961, We Are Not Alone, 1964, review edition 1993 (international Non-Fiction Book prize 1965), Continents in Motion, 1974, review edition 1991, Black Holes, The Edge of Space, The End of Time, 1979, Landprints, 1984. Co-author: The New York Times Guide to the Return of Halley's Comet, 1985. Editor: America's Race for the Moon, 1962.
Served to lieutenant Commander United States Naval Reserve, 1940-1946, PTO. Fellow American Association for the Advancement of Science, American Academy Arts and Sciences, Arctic Institute North America. Member American Geography Society (Daly medal 1973).
Chamber music.
Married Mary E. Barrett, August 17, 1950. Children: Elizabeth Anne, Catherine Ellinwood, Theodore Loomis.