Box 1
Contains 123 Results:
If Thomas Jefferson could talk to us today, 1992-01-01
Talk by Dr. Stuhlinger speaking as if he were Thomas Jefferson reviewing the status of the United States 1n 1992.
International Space Camp Presentation, 1999-08-01
I always feel at home among teachers, so it is a particular pleasure for me to talk to you about some of the events that have led to the Saturn-Apollo flights, and to the International Space Station.
Wernher von Braun, the Rocket Team and US Space Exploration 1945-1977, 2003-10-23
The Huntsville-Madison County Library sponsored a series of discussions ' A Century of Flight, the Rocket City Connection'. This series included several panel discussions, of which this is one. It was introduced by Bob Ward, former editor of the Huntsville Times, who offered a diverse presentation on the importance of von Braun's rocket team to America's space program and national defense.
Memorandum to von Braun Hall Committee Meembers, 2000-05-16
A committee was formed to plan events for the dedication of von Braun Research Hall at UAH. This memo lists the committee members and acknowledges the successful dedication of the Hall. Ernst Stuhlinger was a key member of the committee.
Working paper, 2000-03-20
In this working paper to the von Braun Hall planning committee, Dr. Stuhlinger suggests a number of changes to the draft timeline for the displays being prepared for the dedication of von Braun Hall.
Remembering Sputnik, 2007-01-01
Kieron Murphy of IEEE magazine Spectrum interviewed Dr. Stuhlinger on the fiftieth anniversary of the launch of Sputnik 1.
Letter to Mrs. Christel McCanless, 1999-08-08
In this letter, early in the planning for von Braun Research Hall, Dr. Stuhlinger relates his thoughts on this topic.
Russia - Winter, , 1942 - 1943
This is an account by Ernst Stuhlinger of his experience in the German Army on the Russian front during the winter of 1942 - 1943. Upon his return to Germany from the Russian front, he found an order to report immediately to Peenemunde to work on a high priority technical war project.
Why Space? Because [Reprint of letter to Sister Mary], 1970-05-06
In 1970, Dr. Stuhlinger, then associate deiector for science at MSFC, received a letter from Sister Mary Jucunda in Zanbia asking how he can suggest the expenditure of billions of dollars for a voyage to Mars at a time when many children on this Earth are starving to death. This is his answer, reproduced for distribution by the National Space Club.
Space Flight Projects - Today and Tomorrow, 1963-05-02
NASA Symposium on Scientific and Technical Information, Atlanta, GA. The major development project at the MSFC in Huntsville is the Saturn Project. It consists presently of three family members: The Saturn I, The Saturn IB and the Saturn V.