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In 1931, Robert Hutchings Goddard Robert Goddard filed a patent ( 1,809,271) for an aircraft that would be powered by rocket turbines. Although Goddard ... s air to the moon and beyond." Goddard tried to interest the military in his invention, but received the cold shoulder he had grown to expect.
Image:Goddards_original_sketch_for_his_rocket_plane ...
... by rocket propulsion. The Spanish inventor Frederico Gomez Arias did so in 1872, as did the Englishmen Butler and Edwards in 1869. (Amazingly, the latter’s design was for a delta-winged rocket plane ... Robert Hutchings Goddard Robert Goddard launched the first gimbal-steered rocket in 1937. Even so, the method was so technologically complex that even the engineers of the giant German V2 rocket ...
... had in mind the rockets designed by Jules Verne." We've already mentioned von Braun's expression of debt. Other space pioneers Verne influenced include American rocket inventor Robert H. Goddard; Russian rocket engine designer Valentin Glushko (who wrote that "at the age of thirteen, while studying at a technical school, I read two books by Jules Verne ...
... weirder destiny. Such was the case with Robert Condit, who built a rocket in 1928 that he planned to fly from Baltimore to Venus.
Condit's spaceship was a 24-foot-long bullet ... an earlier rocket in his home state. His goal had been Venus then, as well (the rocket was to have been guided to the planet by "polarized magnetic controls").
The Baltimore rocket was fueled ... were two glass portholes, though there was no way to steer the rocket. He planned to hit Venus by taking very careful aim at takeoff. In the nose was a 25-foot ...
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... a letter to Dr. Robert H. Goddard to ask him for advice on how to build a rocket. This correspondence has not been located. Nevertheless, he continued, Goddard’s response was typical of ... violinist.”
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IV. KURT STEHLING’S ROCKET MOTOR FOR CRS ROCKET NO. 1:
Image:CRSRocket1.jpg thumb border right Drawing by Kurt Richard Stehling of his design for CRS Rocket No. 1. drawing ...
... ROCKET DEVELOPMENT'''
by Goddard, R. H.
''New York, 1948: Prentice-Hall, Inc., 291 pages, $3.95 (1961 edition)''
Data on the American rocket pioneer's liquid propellant rocket researches from 1929 to 1941 are included, taken ... called a rocket engineer's diary of events preceding and following static and flight tests. The book was republished in 1961 in a 222 page edition with a biographical essay on Goddard by G ...
... ROCKET PIONEERS'''
by Williams, B. and S. Epstein
''New York, 1955: Julian Messner Publishers, Inc., 241 pages, $3.75''
This book performs two main tasks: (1) it presents biographies of Congreve, Verne, Tsiolkowski, Goddard and Oberth, and (2) it records the history of the early German space flight society, The American Rocket Society, the Peenemünde rocket development group, and the evolution of the V2 rocket ...
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... ROCKETS'''
by Goddard, R. H.
''New York, 1946: American Rocket Society, Inc., 101 pages, $3.50''
The book contains two papers of great historical interest, " ... Reaching Extreme Altitude" (1919) and "Liquid-Propellant Rocket Development" (1936), together with a biographical note, and appreciation by G. E. Pendray, plus an overall introduction by Goddard himself, written in May 1945.
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