Harvard chemist George Kistiakowsky was an anti-Bolshevik soldier in 1919 Russia, an atomic bomb scientist at Los Alamos, a presidential adviser in the Eisenhower White House and an arms control activist. Shortly before Kistiakowsky passing, he recounts his eventful career to interviewer Carl Sagan.

NOVA Season 14 Episodes...

• s14e01 - The Search for the Disappeared
• s14e02 - The Planet that Got Knocked on its Side
• s14e03 - High-Tech Babies
• s14e04 - Can AIDS Be Stopped?
• s14e05 - Is Anybody Out There?
• s14e06 - The Mystery of the Animal Pathfinders
• s14e07 - Are You Swimming in a Sewer?
• s14e08 - Sail Wars!
• s14e09 - Leprosy Can Be Cured!
• s14e10 - How Babies Get Made
• s14e11 - Countdown to the Invisible Universe
• s14e12 - Children of Eve
• s14e13 - Why Planes Crash
• s14e14 - Orangutans of the Rain Forest
• s14e15 - Freud Under Analysis
• s14e16 - The Hole in the Sky
• s14e17 - Confessions of a Weaponeer
• s14e18 - Great Moments from NOVA
• s14e19 - Will the World Starve?
• s14e20 - The Desert Doesn't Bloom Here Anymore
• s14e21 - Rocky Road to Jupiter

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