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Theodore von Karman Memorial Seminar, 1965; Volume 7. A supplement to Advances in the Astronautical Sciences. Fluid Mechanics and Statistical Methods in Engineering by Hugh L. Dryden, Theodore von Karman, et all 1941 Fundamental equations in aerothermochemistry. Preprint of paper to be read at the Second AGARD Combustion Colloquium, Liège, Belgium. by Theodore von. KARMAN, 1955-01-01 From Low-Speed Aerodynamics to Astronautics by Theodore von Karman, 1963 Astronautica Acta Vol. VIII: The Official Journal of the International Astronautical Federation Advances in Applied Mechanics : Volume V by Dryden H. L. And Theodore von Karman Karman, 1958 Vorträge aus dem Gebiete der Hydro-und Aerodynamic (Innsbruck 1922) by Theodore von Karman and Tullio Levi-Civita, 1924 Astronautica Acta Vol. VII: The Official Journal of the International Astronautical Federation Aerodynamics: Selected Topics in the Light of Their Historical Development by Theodore Von Karman, 1954-01-01 Astronautica Acta Vol. VI: The Official Journal of the International Astronautical Federation (VI) From Low-Speed Aerodynamics to Astronautics by Theodore von Karman, 1963 Metodi matematici nell'ingegneria: Introduzione alla trattazione matematica dei problemi d'ingegneria. by Theodore von and Maurice A. Biot Karman, 1951 Rocket Propulsion by Head of Research Division at the National Office for Aeronautical Studies and Researches, Paris Marcel Barrere, Professor at the University of Brussels Andre Jaumotte, 1960 AERODYNAMICS: History and Analysis of Flight by Theodore Von Karman, 1963

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61. Shoot From The Hip: A History Of Rocket Science
    From left to right William H. Pickering, former JPL Director, theodore von karman,JPL cofounder and Frank J. Malina, co-founder and first director of JPL.  
    http://www.space.com/businesstechnology/technology/jpl_history_010725-1.html
    
    Extractions: The Jet Propulsion Laboratory is a bureaucratically sprawling organization with more rules than you can shake a stick at. Everyone from the top down agrees, so much so that management is working to eliminate many of them. INSIDE JPL This is part of a four-week series looking at problems inside NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory and the hope that the place can be revived. See the main page of the series THE EARLY YEARS

62. NA Digest, V. 98, # 21
    Smith From Allison Bogardo bogardo@siam.org DateFri, 05 Jun 98 114950 -0500 Subject theodore von karman Prize SIAM will  
    http://www.netlib.org/netlib/na-digest-html/98/v98n21.html

63. AAAS History And Archives
    Memorandum to the File. Conversation with Dr. theodore von karman. PDF File IconViewa scanned image of this document. (PDF file; requires Adobe Acrobat Reader.).  
    http://archives.aaas.org/golden/doc.php?gold_id=46

64. History Of Science And Technology- Aerodynamics
    1. THE WIND AND BEYONDtheodore von karman Pioneer in Aviation and Pathfinderin Space - theodore von karman and Lee Edison, Little Brown, Boston, 1967  
    http://www.ntu.edu.sg/home/mdamodaran/M447/hst_aero.htm

65. DSTO - DSTO Wins International Award For Aeronautical Work
    said that it was a privilege to receive an award that honours one of the greatestaeronautical scientists of the twentieth century Dr. theodore von karman.  
    http://www.dsto.defence.gov.au/corporate/publicity/media/mr2201.html
    
    Extractions: Defence Science and Technology Organisation DSTO wins international award for aeronautical work The International Council of the Aeronautical Sciences (ICAS) has awarded the prestigious Von Karman award to the Defence Science and Technology Organisation (DSTO) for its international programme assessing the fatigue life of the F/A-18 A/B Hornet aircraft. The Royal Australian Air Force is named as the cooperating organisation with DSTO. This is the first time Australia has won the award, which recognises outstanding examples of international cooperation in the field of aeronautics. DSTO's structural testing programme, undertaken in collaboration with the Canadian Forces which shares the award, is aimed at extending the safe operating life of the Hornet fleet by up to 25 percent, an achievement that could save the Defence force up to $1.3 billion. Dr Bill Schofield, recently retired Director of DSTO's Aeronautical and Maritime Research Laboratory said that substantial cost savings had already been achieved in both Australia and Canada through life extension, with further benefits on the horizon as more detailed results are collected and applied. "This award demonstrates that Australia's aeronautical research and development capability is as good as any in the world," he said.

66. DSTO - Defence Wins International Award For Aircraft Fatigue Test
    cooperation in the field of aeronautics and is named after Dr. theodore von karman,one of the greatest aeronautical scientists of the twentieth century.  
    http://www.dsto.defence.gov.au/corporate/publicity/media/min47802.html
    
    Extractions: Senator The Hon. Robert Hill Defence wins international award for aircraft fatigue test The Von Karman award was accepted in Toronto on behalf of Defence by AIRCDRE Noel Schmidt, Director-General of Technical Airworthiness. This is the first time Australia has won the award which recognises outstanding examples of international cooperation in the field of aeronautics and is named after Dr. Theodore Von Karman, one of the greatest aeronautical scientists of the twentieth century. "This is a great tribute to Australia's scientists and engineers and Air Force personnel who have been working diligently on the Hornet fatigue test program. The recognition will also increase the exposure of the Australian aerospace industry to international audiences, and further highlight Australia's R&D capability."

67. G A L C I T [Caltech] - How GALCIT Began
    The eminent applied mathematician, scientist, and engineer, Dr. theodore von karman,was brought to this country under the auspices of the Guggenheim Fund and  
    http://www.galcit.caltech.edu/history.shtml
    
    Extractions: Introduction People Research Graduate Study ... Computing How GALCIT Began The Logo How GALCIT Began 10-Foot Wind Tunnel top Excerpt, apparently written by Clark B. Millikan, from GALCIT: The First Fifty Years , p. v-vii, San Francisco Press, 1983: The story really begins some ten years before the construction of the Guggenheim Laboratory itself. The January, 1917, Catalogue of the Throop College of Technology (which later became the California Institute of Technology) contains the following: Just as this catalogue goes to press, generous and wise friends of the college have undertaken to provide facilities for research in the science of Aeronautics, with every prospect of the cooperation of the United States Government. A wind tunnel will immediately be built and equipped in the best fashion, and a graduate course will probably be provided for students desiring to specialize in this branch of physics and engineering. Badge worn by

68. Chronology Of 10' Wind Tunnel
    Douglas. theodore von karman asked to visit Caltech to give talkson aerodynamics and to review plans for the new wind tunnel. It  
    http://www.galcit.caltech.edu/awt/ten_2.html
    
    Extractions: Harry Bateman joins faculty of Throop College at request of President Scherer (President of Throop College), and Robert A. Millikan . Bateman was a mathematical physicist from John Hopkins University. Trustees authorize construction of wind tunnel for aviation experiments. Southern California's first wind tunnel. Albert A. Merrill joins Harry Bateman as assistant. Merrill was then working for Price Waterhouse in Los Angeles as a trained accountant. Merrill gave his first aviation speech in 1892, and learned to fly in 1911. He was a founding member of the Boston Aeronautical Society in 1894, and was performing gliding experiments and publishing papers on airfoil design before the turn of the century. Merrill taught at Throop College and Pasadena Junior College. He utilized a wind tunnel as an experimental tool at both schools. He designed and built an airplane known as the "Dill Pickle." A model of this airplane is in the J. Northrop reading room. Millikan appeals to Harry Guggenheim for funds to establish a research center at Caltech.

69. U.S. Original Artwork: David K. Stone: Theodore Von Karman
    David K. Stone theodore von karman Artist David K. Stone 1922 2001 NationalityAmerican Artwork Year 1981 Image Size 21.25 by 18.5 inches Overall Size  
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70. Studentendorf Aachen - Links - Aachen - Studentenwohnheime
    Translate this page Otto-Intze-Haus Rütscher Straße 175 D - 52072 Aachen. Türme - theodore-von-karman-Haus(TVK). Beschreibung theodore-von-karman-Haus Rütscher Str.  
    http://www.dorf.rwth-aachen.de/Netzwerk/Dienste/links/pages/Aachen-Studentenwohn

71. Page Title
    He was also inducted as an honorary member of the Academy of Sciences ofthe Republic of Moldova. Professor named theodore von karman Lecturer.  
    http://pratt.duke.edu/Newsletter/Archives/Sept01/page9.html
    
    Extractions: Richard Fair, professor of electrical and computer engineering, was recently honored by the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers' Publications, Products and Services board for his outstanding services as Editor-in-Chief of the Proceedings of the IEEE. Fair served as editor of the IEEE publication from January 1993 until December 2000.

72. RPA/AFDCS Chapter 53 Covers... Tmf
    RPA cachet of subject. $1.50 Qty_ Cover 150 29c theodore von karman FDC,August 31, 1992, Washington, DC cancel. RPA cachet of Mercury rocket. $1.50.  
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    Extractions: RPA main screen One of our best selling covers! The RPA is proud to have a core of members interested in producing first day and commemorative covers, headed up by Rick Kase and Joe Doles. A wide assortment of topics are among the current inventory, including sports, trains, flora/fauna, transportation, lighthouses, and much more. Prices below do not include return postage. U.S. residents may either send a #10 sized self-addressed stamped envelope to cover complete return postage at a rate of 3 covers/ounce, or add 50 cents per cover. Orders elsewhere must add 50 cents per cover for return postage. To order, note the cover number, description, quantity desired and total cost or copy and fill out this list. Send payment in U.S. dollars (check/money order in US funds or International Postal Money Order)to: RPA Covers-I, P.O. Box 10206, Brighton Station, Rochester, NY 14610-0206 We reserve the right to substitute equal value or better covers to replace sold out items, so alternates would be appreciated. Remember to include a SASE or return postage costs! Tulip issues. All postmarks in Rochester, NY except as noted.

73. American Rocket Scientists
    theodore von karman, Born in Budapest Hungary, on May 11, 1881, von skolloskislakikarman Todor came to be known as theodore von karman.  
    http://www.geocities.com/duppim/VB04.html
    
    Extractions: American Rocket Scientists One of the fathers of modern rocketry is the American, Dr. Robert Goddard (along with Konstantin Tsiolkovsky of Russia and Hermann Oberth of Germany). Dr. Goddard envisioned the exploration of space and had a genius for invention. Dr. Goddard constructed and tested successfully the first rocket using liquid fuel on March 16,1926, at Auburn, Massachusetts. As important in history as the flight of the Wright brothers at Kitty Hawk, it was just one of Goddard's "firsts" in rocket propulsion. Goddard's rockets made little impression upon government officials who saw them. Only through the modest subsidies of the Smithsonian Institution and the Daniel Guggenheim Foundation, as well as the leaves of absence granted him by Worcester Polytechnic Institute of Clark University, was Goddard able to sustain his lifetime of devoted research and testing. Goddard first obtained public notice in 1907 in a cloud of smoke from a powder rocket fired in the basement of the physics building in Worcester Polytechnic Institute. School officials took an immediate interest in the work of the student, Robert Goddard. To their credit, they did not expel him and thus he began his lifetime of dedicated work. His rocket flight in 1929 carried the first scientific payload on a rocket, a barometer, and a camera. Dr. Goddard developed and demonstrated the basic idea of the "bazooka" two days before the Armistice in 1918 at the Aberdeen Proving Ground. This was later further developed and produced as the World War II bazooka. In World War II, Goddard developed, among other things, the first liquid propellant rocket motors capable of variable thrust. He died on August 10,1945, four days after the first atomic bomb was dropped on Japan. At the time of his death Goddard held 214 patents in rocketry.

74. Pictures Of Famous Physicists
    Translate this page 33kB David Hilbert 54kB Christiaan Huygens 43kB Brian D. Josephson 37kB James PrescottJoule 31kB Pjotr Leonidovich Kapitza 35kB theodore von karman 44kB Lord  
    http://www.if.ufrj.br/famous/physlist.html
    
    Extractions: Albert Einstein: The oldest known picture 53kB E. ca. 1900 E. as patent clerk , ca. 1905, 69kB E. smoking a pipe E. formally dressed E. in 1947 , picture taken by Philippe Halsman, 69kB E. giving a radio talk E. riding a bicycle , Pasadena, 1931, 77kB E. making an exit , Berlin, Physikalisches Institut, 60kB E. sailing E. on vacation at the Baltic sea, 1928, 90kB E. plays the fiddle E. in his study E. with Charles Chaplin , Hollywood, 1931, 80kB E.

75. People (K), People (K)
    People (K). Dr. theodore von karman. * See Also * MJ12 ( Terms ).JOHN A. KEEL. UFO researcher and writer John A. Keel believed that  
    http://www.paraarchives.com/people/k1.htm
    
    Extractions: MJ-12 ( Terms ) UFO researcher and writer John A. Keel believed that alien life forms are not simply extraterrestrials but "ultraterrestrials" - entities from unimaginable other dimensions of reality. He believed that these entities are hostile and that they view the human race with scorn. * See Also * Study Group Members (Part 11) ( Documents ) Major Donald Keyhoe got his plug pulled on national television about UFOs. He was trying to expose the UFO secret. "For the last six months we have been working with a congressional committee investigating official secrecy concerning proof that UFOs are real machines under intelligent control." - during a live CBS Broadcast, 1958, although his audio was *cut off* mid-statement for "reasons of national security". A former U.S. Marine Corps fighter pilot, Maj. Donald Keyhoe worked to lift the veil of secrecy that surrounds the phenomena of UFOs. Much-respected by members of the military, especially pilots, Keyhoe often was able to obtain sighting reports from people who were unwilling to discuss the subject with others. Keyhoe established NICAP, an independent group that investigates alien activity.

76. Defence Wins International Award For Aircraft Fatigue Test
    The von karman Award was founded in 1980 in memory of theodore von karman (1881 –1963), a Budapestborn aeronautical scientist regarded by some as a genius.  
    http://www.minister.defence.gov.au/Hilltpl.cfm?CurrentId=1882

77. RRC: Faculty Genealogy
    Nicolas Lemery; Graham Paul H. Steen Stephen H. Davis LA Segel CC Lin theodore von karman Ludwig Prandtl; Johnson Eric  
    http://rrc.engr.wisc.edu/genealogy.html

78. Space News
    Scientist, theodore von karman, calculated the conditions that createdthe turbulent atmospheric flow pattern. von karman was a  
    http://www.cosmiverse.com/space121201.html

79. ASCE - EMD - Awards
    theodore von karman Award. This award was established and endowedin 1960 by the Engineering Mechanics Division of the ASCE. The  
    http://finite.civil.columbia.edu/~smyth/emd/awards.html
    
    Extractions: This award was established and endowed in 1960 by the Engineering Mechanics Division of the ASCE. The award consists of a bronze medal, is awarded to an individual in recognition of distinguished achievement in engineering mechanics, applicable to any branch of civil engineering. The award is normally made every year on the basis of nominations submitted to the Award Committee no later than November 1. It may be omitted at the discretion of the Award Committee. Subject to restrictions imposed by ASCE policy more than one award may be made in any given year. Recent awards have been made as follows. 1975. John H. Argyris 1976. Yuan-Chang B. Fung 1977. George Francis Carrier 1978. Rodney Hill 1979. Henry L. Langhaar 1980. George Hermann 1981. Chia-Shun Yih 1982. Bernard Budiansky

80. Prof. Theodore Von Karman
    Prof. theodore von karman. circa 1962. On the occasion of receivingthe National Medal of Science. Return to Materials Science home page.  
    http://www.its.caltech.edu/~matsci/faculty/Karman.html

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