The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-01-06
Eternal Uniperse Possible, e,ScienceReueals, Escape from FreeseupI Is Seen in Discovery Made in l93l
By HOWARD w. BLAKESLEE Associated Press Science EditOr)

 universal.
 Every physical law, every experi- ment showed that heat and energy are produced only by burning, orl, by destruction. The heavy kind o' matter turned into lighter kinds either by combustion or like ra' dium which after millions of year disintegrates into lead.
 But now in a German laboratary science has discovered matter be- ing created, and giving off tremen- dous radiation, enough to sugges1 that this process possibly is taking place in the hot interiors of stars Sun Creating Matter Thus the sun instead of burning toward extinction, may be replen, ishing its coal bin continually by creation of matter, and so bt headed for eternal existence physi. cally.
 To this significant revelation o. cration in laboratory are added the changes in outlook found by Einstein, Millikan, Compton, deSit. ter, le Maitre and a distinguishes company of scientists.
 The substance created was car. bon, in the laboratory of Walter Bothe, German physicist. He sho a stream of helium particles intt atoms of beryllium metal.
 Occasionally a bit of carbon wa. produced thereby and a ray of en. ergy obtained 10000 times as strons as the energy in the bombardine helium stream.
 1 Helium and beryllium both art chemically lighter than carbon. Tht significance of this is that it repre-. sents building, literally creation O. matter, in place of the universa tuestrr1ctfoYY hitherto requiren tt produce a new form of matter. While this was going on Rmont fragments of atoms, the smalles bits of matter, the great relativist' and astronomers began to find ex plantations of the things seen or the far off edges of space by tht 100-inch telescope the world. greatest eye.
 | This instrument showed every thing at vast distances rushing away from the earth at explosive speeds, and led to description o the universe as soap bubble ex. banding toward ultimate bursting and extinction.
 It would figuratiyely burst, saic scientists, unless htere is some un. known mechanism for contraction which in this connection mean! some mechanism for creation O new matter.
 ] Dr. Richard Chace Holman of thu California Institute of Technolog! constructed such a mechanism. I was series of mathematical mod. els of this queer, expanding uni verse.
 The models, he explained, wert incomplete, and while none of then could be real, they explained math. ematically several circumstances under which it is conceivable tha' the real universe, or some distan' and as yet unseen part of it might be renewing it's youth while ou1 portion rushed along to seeming destruction.
 Predicts Other Universes
 Edwin Hubble, observer on tht 100-inch telescope, summing ur everything he has seen, said it il entirely possible that far off in al. most unimaginable depths of space there may be other untverses either like or different from those now within the 300 million light veal seeing range of the great telescope The latest and most important development of 1881 was the breaking into the nucleus, or hear of the atom. It was part of this work which disclosed the creation of matter in Bothe's laboratory This nucleus, the physicists learned. is hedged inside a wall o1 electricity. Its contents are heavy positive electrical charges called alpha particles and light, negative charges called electrons. Nucleus Source of Radium Rays Experiments showed that this nucleus is spinning. It is the source of radium rays had been sur prise, for these rays had been SUD- posed to come from the same source as light, which springs from heating of the electrons in an atom outside the nucleus.
 Einstein, in 1881 came closer to the missing link connecting gravi- tation and electricity by using simplified mathematics which he says indicate the relationship more definitely.
 MRS. TUPPER IS IN HOSPITAL Mrs. Josephine Tupper, who en-