In a New York Times article from 2010 about James Cameron’s science advisor on “The Titanic”, Charles Pellegrino, how does Mr. Pellegrino report Japanese survivors with “blind, good fortune” recommend future escapes from the “gamma and infrared death rays” of an A-bomb attack?
A- You should find “natural shock cocoons”
B- You should “duck” just in time
C- You should “wear white clothes” to reflect rays of radiation
D – All of the above
Answer:D
In a New York Times article from 2010 about James Cameron’s science advisor on “The Titanic”, Charles Pellegrino, how does Mr. Pellegrino report Japanese survivors with “blind, good fortune” recommend future escapes from the “gamma and infrared death rays” of an A-bomb attack?
A- You should find “natural shock cocoons” B- You should “duck” just in time C- You should “wear white clothes” to reflect rays of radiation D – All of the above