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Twenty eight year-old Nikolai Ivanovitch Kibal’chich is hanged for his role in the assassination of Czar Alexander II. Kibal'chich spent his last few days in prison writing down his ideas for a reaction-propelled aircraft.

Revolutionary Nikolai Ivanovitch Kibal’chich explodes two bombs in St Petersburg killing Czar Alexander II. Kibal'chich compiles one of the earliest papers for a reaction controlled aircraft while awaiting the hangman.

International Polar Commission meets in St Petersburg "for the purpose of establishing the best points of observation" for the first "International Polar Year".

... Was Nikolai Kibalchich the first to suggest the idea of rocket-propelled space flight in 1881? Although there are earlier claimants to that accomplishment, most Russians would say “yes,” but whatever ... as a scientist. But the court was unrelenting and Kibalchich was executed on April 3, 1881. Even before his arrest, Kibalchich had been thinking about a rocket-propelled apparatus. Unfortunately, his ...

... he had become deeply involved in aviation from about 1881 or 1882. He additionally remarked that: “Almost 15 years ago, also from 1881 , as theoretically and practically the solution of the problem ...

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... space flight theory), the Russian Konstantin E. Tsiolkovsky (1857-1935), the American Robert H. Goddard (1881-1945), and the Austro-Hungarian-born Hermann Oberth (1894-1989), of German parentage. But it ...

... Godwin Part 11 '''Part 11''' Footnotes note 24 ''Day Of Rest,'' Strahan and Co, 1881 note 24 ''The Spectator,'' Oct. 27 1860 note 25 At the ...

... science fiction and began introducing this new literature to the Chinese reading public. Lu Xun (1881-1936) is one of them”. ref 50 Lu is considered to be “the father of ...

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