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... , Germany label5 = Date of Death data5 = May 15th 1968 label6 = Place of Death data6 = Berlin label7 = Occupation data7 = Engineer label8 = Nationality data8 = German, British label9 = Notable Works data9 = ... supported by later research conducted in 2007 by Dr Olaf Przybilski at the Dresden Technical University. ref 8 In a letter written just before his death he stated, ''" ...

... born in Berlin, Germany, in 1975. He studied Aerospace Engineering at the Technical University Berlin from 1996 to 2000 and received his Ph.D. in 2003. He worked at the Israel Institute of Technology ...

... of the Air Force went on high alert. The Berlin Wall, Cuban Missile Crisis, it was a fearful time. '''Rusnak ... with aerospace contractors in the Air Force was just strictly technical. Never worried about dollars and schedules and things like that. ... was developed by Charles Stark Draper Labs at MIT Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Massachusetts . Then you had a backup control ...

... were was an assistant to the flight director. You were like a technical assistant to the flight director. Some of the flight directors wanted ... , and I went all the way through Paris and on into Berlin," wherever the heck it was he was talking about. He said, ... crew back. You know, there were people in places like MIT Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Boston, in Rockwell, and all of Rockwell's ...

... Heinrich Hertz Research Institute in Berlin on an assistantship to work in electronic research. There he earned his Doctor of Science degree in mathematics, physics and electronics from Berlin University. Peenemunde ... Saturn IB and Saturn V launch vehicles. He was Assistant Center Director (Scientific and Technical Analysis) at the NASA Marshall Space Flight Center from 1963 to 1965 He joined ...

... NASA Administrator James E. Webb in AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF AERONAUTICS AND ASTRONAUTICS AIAA Astronautics & Aeronautics: "Despite the bumpy course of NASA's history-technically, fiscally, and managerially; despite Webb's motherhood ... to make sense of this book." ''(A&A, 6/69, 74)'' Commentary in West Berlin's independent Tagesspiegel: "Some people take off for the moon while others try to ...

... ing. Stuttgart-S., Mühlrain 14, - 197 Dankert, H. E., Assessor ‚Mainz , Univers. Mathem. Institut - 167 Dederer, Herbert, stud . ing., Stuttgart-Bad Cannstatt, Im Geiger 56 - 158 ... Adalbertstr. 15 - 172 Hillen, Rolf, Iserlohn, Püttnerstr. 10 - 112 Hilliges, Herbert, Ing., Berlin-Tempelhof ‚ Höppnerstr. 22e - 11 Hitze, Rudolf, stud. phys., Stuttgart-Zuffenhausen, Parkstr. - 209 ...

... gigantic distance from our relatively tiny earth. But in the summer of 1928, when in Berlin a very strange and previously unseen vehicle raced down the Avus racecourse in front of ... - nose of the world as the youngest, promising member in the worthy row of the technically useful machines ceremonially received. Image:DasUniversumGail02.jpg 400px Sub-detachment of the parachute from the ...

... Institute for Solar System Research in Katlenburg-Lindau in Germany, with significant contributions by the German Aerospace Center (DLR) Institute of Planetary Research in Berlin, and in coordination with the Institute ... creativity. The academy created the awards in 1996 to help drive the creative, technical, and professional progress of the Internet and evolving forms of interactive media. While ...

... , einen Doppelanschluss mit dem Raketenflugplatz zu veranlassen (letztlich hatte Winkler dann einen eigenen Eintrag im Berliner Telefonbuch 1932 als „Raketenforschungsinstitut“, App. 4214). '''Spanndrähte''' Auch in theoretischer Hinsicht brachte sich Hückel mehrfach ... eines Artikels von Eugen Sänger. Und 1936 traf man sich in Berlin, als Hückel vom Sommerurlaub auf Langeoog zur Olympiade nach Berlin reiste. Image:P-hückel-ca1942.jpg 300px thumb Image Hugo ...

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