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According to Wikipedia , Hubert Reeves was a Canadian astrophysicist and popularizer of science. Early life and education Reeves was born in Montreal on July 13, 1932, and as a child lived in Léry. Reeves attended Collège Jean-de-Brébeuf, a prestigious French-language college in Montreal. He obtained a BSc degree in physics from the Université de Montréal in 1953, an MSc degree from McGill University in 1956 with a thesis entitled "Formation of Positronium in Hydrogen and Helium" and a PhD degree at Cornell University in 1960.
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1960 1970 1980 1990 2000 0 25 50 75 100 125 150 175 200 225 250 275 Published Works Galactic Cosmic Ray Origin of Li, Be and B in Stars (1970) PRODUCTION OF THE ELEMENTS Li, Be, AND B BY GALACTIC COSMIC RAYS IN SPACE AND ITS RELATION WITH STELLAR OBSERVATIONS. (1971) (135)On the origin of the light elements (Z<6) (1994) ON THE ORIGIN OF LIGHT ELEMENTS (1973) The Origin of the Light Elements (1974) Primitive Low-energy Particle Irradiation of Meteoritic Crystals (1969) Light Elements and Cosmic Rays in the Early Galaxy (1996) Deuterium in the solar system (1981) (75)Cosmic and Solar System Abundances of Deuterium and Helium-3 (1972) (66)ON THE NUCLEOSYNTHESIS OF LITHIUM, BERYLLIUM, AND BORON. (1967) Comparison between the evaporation and the break-up models of nuclear de-excitation (1969) The nature of Nature (1992) Cosmic-ray nucleosynthesis and the infall rate of extragalactic matter in the solar neighborhood (1978) Stellar Neutron Sources (1966) Nuclear Reactions in Stars. IV. Buildup from Carbon (1959) Early heat generation in meteorites (1968) Weak interactions in the early Universe: is the Universe open? (1980) On the Origin of Lithium (1990) Cosmochronology after Allende (1979) Big-bang nucleosynthesis and the quark-hadron phase transition (1991) A revised solar model with a solar neutrino spectrum (1964) Stellar Evolution and Nucleosynthesis (1968) (18)Implications of the presence of deuterium in the galactic center (1976) Spallation limits on interstellar fluxes of low-energy cosmic rays and nuclear gamma rays (1970) The binding of light nuclei, and the anthropic principle (1991) (16)Spallation of light nuclei (1967) POSITRON-CAPTURE PROCESSES AS A POSSIBLE SOURCE OF THE p ELEMENTS (1965) COSMIC AND SOLAR SYSTEM ABUNDANCES OF DEUTERIUM AND $sup 3$He. (1972) (13)Book-Review - Atoms of Silence - an Exploration of Cosmic Evolution (1985) (13)The D/H Ratio in Jupiter's Atmosphere (1972) Cross-Sections for Destruction of 6 Li and 7 Li by Low-Energy Protons (1969) The hour of our delight : cosmic evolution, order, and complexity (1991) SPATIAL INHOMOGENEITIES OF NUCLEOSYNTHESIS. (1972) (9)Densities of baryons and neutrinos in the universe from an analysis of big-bang nucleosynthesis (1972) Stellar Energy Sources (1965) (9)Nuclear uncertainties of element yields in the big bang (1984) (9)Neutron energy distributions and termination of the r-process (1973) The "bing Bang" Theory of the Origin of the Solar System (1978) (8)Nuclear reactions in stellar surfaces and their relations with stellar evolution (1970) The quark-lithium connection (1988) THE INFLUENCE OF NEUTRINO PROCESSES ON LATE STAGES OF STELLAR EVOLUTION (1963) Carbon, Oxygen, and Neon Thermonuclear Reaction Rates. (1962) The r-process production ratios of long-lived radionuclides. (1975) Symposium on the origin of the solar system. Nice, 1972, April 3_-_7. (1973) (4)The long-lived radioisotopes as monitors of stellar, galactic, and cosmological phenomena (1976) Clues on the Origin of the Solar System (1984) (3)The Light Element Formation: A Signature of High Energy Nuclear Astrophysics (1976) The Origin of early Li-6 and the Reionization of the Universe (2005) Comets, solar wind and the D/H ratio (1974) Recent developments on the problem of the origin of the Solar System (1981) Malicorne: Earthly reflections of an astrophysicist (1993) (2)LiBeB Production by Low Energy Galactic Cosmic Rays (1995) ASTRONOMICAL TESTS OF THE EXISTENCE OF Li$sup 4$ (1959) Planets : their origin, interior and atmosphere (1984) (2)Diffusion and Isotope Anomalies of HG in AP Stars (1974) (2)Survey of Experimental Cross Sections for Proton Induced Spallation Reactions in He 4 , C 12 , N 14 , and O 16 (1967) (2)SPALLATION PROCESSES IN STELLAR SURFACES: ANOMALOUS HELIUM RATIOS. (1972) (1)A Review of Nuclear Energy Generation in Stars, and Some Aspects of Nucleosynthesis (1964) (1)Lithium -7 as a cosmological observable (1989) Sources of Information and Free Energy in an Expanding Universe (1987) (1)On the Production of 50V by Cosmic Ray Spallation Reactions (1983) (1)Deuterium and Boron from Supernovae (1974) SURVEY OF EXPERIMENTAL CROSS SECTIONS FOR PROTON-INDUCED SPALLATION REACTIONS IN $sup 4$He, $sup 12$C, $sup 14$N, AND $sup 16$O. (1968) (1)Astrophysical Implications of the Stellar Abundances of Li, Be and B (1968) HIGH-ENERGY NUCLEOSYNTHESIS. (1968) (1)Electrodisintegration and photodisintegration of nuclei (1982) The detection of solar neutrinos. (1964) (1)The origin of the light elements in the early Universe (2001) LiBeB: High and low energy cosmic ray production and comparison with ν induced nucleosynthesis in SNII (1996) Primordial Nucleosynthesis in 1985 (1986) Heat Generation in Meteorites During the Early Stage of the Solar System (1969) Deuterium in the Protosolar Nebula (1973) Spallation Processes in Stellar Surfaces (1972) (1)ATOMS AS MONITORS OF GALACTIC EVOLUTION fn1 (1975) Cosmic ray formation of aluminium 26 (1973) (1)The Li/6Li ratio and the stellar yield of 7Li (1993) (1)Isotopes in Galactic Cosmic Rays (1981) 2005 Element Stratification in Stars, 40 years of Atomic Diffusion THE ORIGIN OF EARLY 6 LI AND THE REIONIZATION OF THE UNIVERSE (2005) (0)The origin of the solar system. (1977) (0)Using Algebra in the Early Stages of its Learning (2000) (0)Nuclear processes in the early Universe (1990) (0)THE SPECTRUM OF ACCELERATED PARTICLES IN STARS, FROM LITHIUM AND BERYLLIUM OBSERVATIONS. (1968) (0)SOME PROBLEMS OF NUCLEAR ASTROPHYSICS (1966) (0)The search for the origin of the light nuclei Li, Be, B (2009) Thermonuclear Reactions Involving Medium-Light Nuclei. (1960) (0)The collapse of interstellar matter in stars. (1978) (0)SPECTRUM OF PROTONS ACCELERATED AT THE SURFACE OF THE STARS AS DEDUCED FROM LITHIUM AND BERYLLIUM OBSERVATIONS. (1968) (0)Introduction: Forty years of nuclear astrophysics of light elements (2001) The status of Big Bang nucleosynthesis in July 1988 (1989) High Energy Particles in Dark Molecular Clouds (1986) The First Moments of the Universe: The Limits of Knowledge (1991) Nucleosynthesis and Galactic Cosmic Rays (1975) Gamma ray astronomy and the origin of the light nuclei. [cosmic ray and interstellar gas reactions (1978) (0)Thermonuclear reaction rates - On the nucleosynthesis of the S and P elements. (1968) (0)The cosmic quark-hadron phase transition (1993) (0)L'origine du systeme solaire = on the origin of the solar system (1974) (0)Elements in the Cosmos: Origin of the Light Elements (1991) On the origin of the forces (1982) (0)RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN STAR FORMATION AND NUCLEOSYNTHESIS OF THE LIGHT ELEMENTS. INTRODUCTORY REPORT. (1970) (0)Cosmic Information and the “Anthropic” Principle (1988) Cosmic Rays Accompanying the Birth of the Solar System (1979) (0)Inequality relations for scattering cross sections (1958) Possible Effects of Intense Low Energy Cosmic Ray Fluxes (1971) (0)What can We Learn from Li and Be Stellar Observations (1968) Nuclear processes in the early universe. Part II: The cosmic quark-hadron phase transition. (1988) (0)Conference Introduction: Abundances after the Big Bang (1998) (0)Nucleosynthesis at Solar Birth (1990) (0)Scientific Success Stories and Modern-Day Threats (2019) Book-Review - Second Canary-Islands Winter School of Astrophysics - 1990DEC (1992) (0)Trends in the Astrophysics of Light Elements: Cosmology and Stellar Physics (1988) Birth of the myth of the birth of the universe. (1990) (0)EVOLUTION OF THE LIGHT ELEMENTS (2015) (0)On the Carbon, Oxygen, and Neon Burning Stages. (1962) Cosmic Nuclear Gamma Rays (1973) (0)LITHIUM AND THE NATURE OF DARK MATTER (1988) SPECULATIONS ON THE LIGHT ELEMENT ABUNDANCES IN STARS. (1969) (0)The Puzzle of Lithium in Evolved Stars (1986) Origins: Cosmos, Earth, and Mankind (1998) (0)Primordial Nucleosynthesis (1999) Baryonic Matter and Dark Energy (2002) Clues to the early development of galaxies (1997) (0)Hadronization phenomena in astronomy (1988) Book Review: The hour of our delight: cosmic evolution, order, and complexity / Freeman, 1991 (1991) (0)Johannes Geiss Contributions to the Early Universe Abundances (2007) ENGAGING OUR INTELLIGENCE TO SAVE LIFE ON EARTH (2018) Meeting review: The nice symposium on the origin of the solar system (1973) Symposium sur l'origine du système solaire = Symposium on the origin of the solar system, Nice, 3-7 Avril 1972 (1972) (0)Big Bang and the Quark-Hadron Phase Transition. (1995) (0)The Nucleosynthesis of the Light Elements and the Interstellar Medium (1974) Limits on the Cosmic Baryon Density (1990) PROPERTIES OF NUCLEI AND COSMIC ABUNDANCE OF ELEMENTS. 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