I was an Industrial Engineer at University of California's Lawrence Radiation Laboratory.
My specialty was Cryogenic and Vacuum Engineering on Nuclear Accelerators.
I was involved in the development, design and testing of the Stanford Linear Accelerator,
the National (Fermi) Accelerator in Chicago, the Princeton University's Nuclear Accelerator,
and the largest Accelerators of all, the Cern Project on the borders of Switzerland and France.
The Cern Accelerator is 50 Kilometers in Diameter and runs underneath the mountains.

I was most fortunate to have the opportunity to work closely with 4 Nobel Prize Winners.
Ed McMillan, a Laboratory Director. Owen Chamberlin, PhD Physics.
Louie Alverez, PhD and Glenn Seaborg, Phd.
Glenn Seaborg went on to be the Director of the Atomic Energy Commission. 

                                             Its concept is the result of, as are all the Nuclear Accelerators, Einstein's Theory of Relativity E=MC².

                                                 One other major project was the NASA Space Shuttle Project.
                                               I was responsible for testing the out gassing of several materials used in space.
                                             Chemicals from plastics, used for insulation on wires and materials along with
                                          clothing such as the Astronaut's Suits and food containers out gas when heated
                                            or are in a Vacuum Environment and can be lethal to humans.

                       Then Came Real Estate

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