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1. In the Beginning
2. Helium
3. Argon
4. Helium and the Age of the Earth
5. Helium and the Nuclear Atom
6. Interlude: Helium, Argon, and Creationism
7. Brookhaven and Meteorites
8. Interlude: Cornell
9. K/Ar and the Irons
10. Interlude: The Spreading Sea Floor
11. Miami: Measuring the Spreading Sea Floor
12. The Argon Surprise
13. Primordial gases: Evolution of the Earth
14. Krypton
15. Xenon and the Primordial Gases: Evolution of the Solar System
16. Back on Earth: Tommy Gold and Fossil Fuels
17. Back to the Stars: Fritz Houtermanns, and How Do Stars Burn
18. And on to the Cosmos: Ray Davis, Argon, and the Neutrino Kerfluffle
19. Life on Mars!
20. From the Sublime to the Serious: Radon
21. L'Envoi, or How Science Works: A Morality Tale
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