Scientific American (4960 bytes)
1: ...ne]]s. Founded by [[Rufus Porter]], ''Scientific American'' has been published monthly since [[August 28]],...
3: ...tions of the ACM]]''; rather, it is a forum where scientific discoveries are explained to a wider audience&mda...
5: ...where often-humorous, un-scientific, or otherwise noteworthy gems of science history are featured.
7: ...circulation had grown fifteenfold since 1948.In [[1986]] it was sold to the Holtzbrinck group of Germa...
9: ...age:Sci_Am_100.png|frame|none|center|''Scientific American'', 1870]]

Scientific American Frontiers (1392 bytes)
1: ... It is a companion program to the ''[[Scientific American]]'' magazine. The show is produced for the [[PBS...
3: ...e permanent host starting in the fall season of [[1993]] and has continued ever since.
5: ... that the program inspired them to continue their scientific pursuits.
8: ...bs.org/saf/ http://www.pbs.org/saf/] ''Scientific American Frontiers'' Web site. Contains extra interviews,...

SS 433 (1020 bytes)
5: ... that relativity shifts the spectrum of the star, not just doppler shifting. The star masses between 1...

433 BC (530 bytes)
1: [[es:433 adC]] [[lb:-433]]
6: ... [[437 BC]] [[436 BC]] [[435 BC]] [[434 BC]] - '''433 BC''' - [[432 BC]] [[431 BC]] [[430 BC]] [[429 BC...

433 (1073 bytes)
3: ...</small><br> [[429]] [[430]] [[431]] [[432]] - [[433]] - [[434]] [[435]] [[436]] [[437]]
18: [[Category:433]]
20: [[af:433]]
21: [[bg:433]]
22: [[bs:433]]

433 Eros (3456 bytes)
1: {{Minor Planet |
2: name=433 Eros
5: | designations=1898 DQ; 1956 PC
8: ...major=218.155 [[Giga|G]][[metre|m]] (1.458 [[Astronomical unit|AU]])
12: | period=643.219 [[day|d]] (1.76 [[Julian year|a]])

Supplement (204 bytes)

USS Whiting (SS-433) (478 bytes)
1: ...r her construction was cancelled on [[29 July]] [[1944]].

ZMA (supplement) (1962 bytes)
1: ...rtate]] and '''M'''agnesium '''A'''spartate) is a supplement used by [[Bodybuilding|bodybuilders]] and [[athle...
7: ZMA use is not banned by any athletic organisations.
9: ==Scientific Study using ZMA==
19: ...ng and Rehabilitation Journal, in press. November 1999)''
23: ... American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, Vol. 72, No. 2, 585S-593s, August 2000

Dietary supplement (2676 bytes)
1: ...ns a ''dietary ingredient'' that is intended as a supplement to the [[diet (nutrition)|diet]]. By virtue of th...
6: *an [[amino acid]],
7: *a dietary substance for use by man to supplement the diet by increasing the total dietary intake (...
11: ...Administration|FDA]] does not pre-approve dietary supplements on their safety and efficacy, unlike drugs. Thus...
13: ...re essential to its classification. If a dietary supplement claims in any way to cure, mitigate, or treat a d...

Times Literary Supplement (1185 bytes)
1: '''''The Times Literary Supplement''''' (or '''''TLS''''') is a weekly literary revi...
3: ... preeminent critical publications, its history is not without gaffes. For instance the publication mi...
7: *[[Bruce Richmond]] 1905
8: *[[D. L. Murray]] 1938
9: *[[Stanley Morison]] 1945

Times Educational Supplement (416 bytes)
1: The '''Times Educational Supplement''' ('''TES''') is the [[UK]]'s leading [[publicat...

List of geological features on 433 Eros (3206 bytes)
1: ...st of named geological features on [[asteroid]] [[433 Eros]]'''.
17: [[Dorsa]] (ridges) on Eros are named after [[astronomers]] who made studies of the asteroid.
43: | [[Casanova crater|Casanova]] || [[Casanova]]
63: | [[Genji crater|Genji]] || [[Hikaru no Genji|Genji]] in ''[[The Tale of Genji]]''
77: ...rater|Leylie]] || [[Leylie]] in ''[[Leylie and Majnoon]]'' by [[Jami]]

The Times Higher Education Supplement (428 bytes)
1: '''''The Times Higher Education Supplement''''', known as '''''The Times Higher''''' for short, is a [...
3: It is not affiliated with ''[[The Times]]''.

1884 (6900 bytes)
1: '''1884''' is a [[leap year starting on Tuesday]] (click ...
5: ...s:'''</small><br> [[1881]] [[1882]] [[1883]] - [[1884]] - [[1885]] [[1886]] [[1887]]
7: ...1870s]] - '''[[1880s]]''' - [[1890s]] [[1900s]] [[1910s]]
9: ...turies]]:'''</small> <br> [[18th century]] - '''[[19th century]]''' - [[20th century]] <hr>
10: {{C19YearInTopic}}

1884 in music (1753 bytes)
3: [[1884|other events of 1884]],
26: *[[Jules Massenet]] - ''[[Manon]]''
40: *[[November 23]] - [[Guy Bolton]], English librettist
48: [[Category:1884|Music]]

1884 in science (1144 bytes)
3: [[1884|Other events of 1884]]<br>
7: '''1884 in science'''<br>
12: '''The year 1884 in [[science]] and [[technology]]''' included many events, some of which are ...
19: ... 28]] - [[Auguste Piccard]] (d. [[1962 in science|1962]]), [[physicist]] and [[explorer]].
20: ...ary 23]] - [[Casimir Funk]] (d. [[1967 in science|1967]]), [[Poland|Polish]] [[biochemist]], coined th...

1884 in literature (1184 bytes)
1: ...'' [[1883 in literature]], [[1884|other events of 1884]], [[1885 in literature]], [[list of years in lit...
11: *''[['I Say No']]'' - [[Wilkie Collins]]
12: *''[[Ishmael. A Novel]]'' - [[Mary Elizabeth Braddon]]
23: ...x]], [[African-American]] author & filmmaker (+ [[1951]])
24: ...[March 13]] - Sir [[Hugh Walpole]], novelist (+ [[1941]])

1884 in Canada (1349 bytes)
3: [[1884|other events of 1884]],
13: ... 28]] - [[William Fielding]] becomes premier of [[Nova Scotia]], replacing [[William Pipes]].
20: * [[April 6]] - [[Walter Huston]], actor
21: * [[April 30]] - [[Murdoch Mackay]], Manitoba politician
22: * [[May 1]] - [[Henry Norwest]], WWI soldier

1884 in sports (1005 bytes)
3: [[1884|other events of 1884]],
8: ...defeats [[New York Mets|New York AA]], 3 games to none.
23: ...illot]], [[Grand Prix motor racing]] driver (d. [[1916]])
24: ...- [[Henri Cornet]], French cycling champion (d. [[1941]])
28: [[Category:1884]]

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