| | 7. Shmuel Katz, Lone Wolf, a Biography of Zev Jabotinsky (NY 1996), 1140, 1380-90, passim; “The sessions,” Jabotinsky wrote of the Zionist Conference of 1933, “was converted by Labor into a war on Jabotinsky, the Revisionists [NZO], on the religious Mizrachi…” Katz adds, “Labor was approaching the hegemony in Zionism of which Ben Gurion had always dreamed.” Ben Gurion, Katz notes in his Afterword often denied the feasibility of a Jewish state, ibid. 1730. For the scuttling of a Jewish army raised in the Americas see pages 1763-6. | | 7. Shmuel Katz, Lone Wolf, a Biography of Zev Jabotinsky (NY 1996), 1140, 1380-90, passim; “The sessions,” Jabotinsky wrote of the Zionist Conference of 1933, “was converted by Labor into a war on Jabotinsky, the Revisionists [NZO], on the religious Mizrachi…” Katz adds, “Labor was approaching the hegemony in Zionism of which Ben Gurion had always dreamed.” Ben Gurion, Katz notes in his Afterword often denied the feasibility of a Jewish state, ibid. 1730. For the scuttling of a Jewish army raised in the Americas see pages 1763-6. |
| | + | This point of reference is used in basic physics to simplify calculations, and provides results which are accurate enough to use in [[kinetic projectile modelling]]. The art of [[throw]]ing [[stuff]] at other stuff relies on the understanding that the celestial sphere was created on [[day]] [[four]], and that the [[star]]s can be used to measure [[latitude]] and [[longitude]]. When [[gyroscopes]] are employed in the stabilization of moving objects, greater accuracy can be achieved. The combination of gyroscopes and [[stellar navigation]] is used in [[aircraft]] flight, and in [[rocket science]]. |