NATIONAL RADIO ASTRONOMY OBSERVATORY ARCHIVES

Papers of Woodruff T. Sullivan III: Tapes Series

Interviewee: Philip A. Morrison

Philip A. Morrison, 1915-2005. Interviewed 6 September 1976 in Paris, length of interview: 32 minutes.

Sullivan's brief summary of topics: Some history of cosmic rays and how they became connected with physics (in a big way) and astronomy; tie in of cosmic rays and radio astronomy and radio sources; interstellar communications; influences of radio astronomy on astronomy; cosmology in 1950-65 period.

See Morrison, Philip A. [Interview Date: September 6, 1976] for a transcript of this interview.

Sullivan's files include: Publications card, Sullivan's notes, transcription of Sullivan's interview, archival material.

See the Listing of Conferences and Lectures for Morrison's 1976 and 1977 talks.

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