Subject: Cuban Missile Photos Dissected, The Air Forces' Flying Saucer, Stone Age Discovery and More in the History and Archaeology Newsletter
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Take a deeper look at the photos that sparked the Cuban Missile Crisis 
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October 2012
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What Did Analysts Find in the Recon Photographs From the Cuban Missile Crisis? 
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A CIA photo analyst explains how he and other experts located Soviet missiles just 90 miles away from the United States
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Archaeologists Uncover Massive Stone Age Complex in Scotland  
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A 5,000-year old temple complex may have been the centre of Stone Age British culture
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The Copper King's Precipitous Fall 
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Augustus Heinze dominated the copper fields of Montana, but his family's scheming on Wall Street set off the Panic of 1907.
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The U.S. Air Force's Plan To Build a Flying Saucer 
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Newly-released schematics show the plans for a failed flying saucer
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"This [photo] created quite a stir among the military because it meant that
the second site, and intermediate range ballistic missile site, could hit every major target in the United States except the extreme northwest. This was the first time that aerial photography was displayed at the United Nations Security Council." 
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Who was the first to precisely calculate Pi?
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(Think Fast Answer: Archimedes of Syracuse)Before Archimedes, mathematicians had known an approximate value of Pi for centuries, thanks to the work of the ancient Egyptians. But Archimedes' calculations brought about the first theoretical, as opposed to measured, value of Pi.