Wernher Von Braun

Wernher Von Braun is the second of the three sons born by Baron Magnus von Braun and Emmy von Quistorp Baroness. He was born in Wosenitz, Posen on March 23, 1912. When he was ten years old he decided that his goal in life was "to help turn things around." His interest led him to do a lot of things in his early days, including creating some parts of the music and recycling old automobile parts to make a new car . He spent a lot of time to make a car, so he was not good at mathematics and physics.

This is the official portrait of NASA's Wernher von Braun, director of the Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama. This picture was taken in his private office in May 1964. Through the introduction, Werner von Braun (1912 - 1977) was Prussian nobleman, became a Nazi rocket scientist, invented a nuclear missile and became an American hero with a Disney friend. Here, he is the largest facility manager of NASA and is responsible for manufacturing the largest rocket ever manufactured to launch Caucasus in the moon.

Wernher Von Braun is the second of the three sons born by Baron Magnus von Braun and Emmy von Quistorp Baroness. He was born in Wosenitz, Posen on March 23, 1912. When he was ten years old he decided that his goal in life was "to help turn things around." His interest led him to do a lot of things in his early days, including creating some parts of the music and recycling old automobile parts to make a new car . - Wernher von Braun is the first rocket engineer in the world. Born in 1912, he grew up with a dream: "Help time reversal". VonBraun did this by making V-2 missile / rocket, Jupiter-C rocket and famous Saturn V space rocket. Given these clever installations created by Wernher, I, I, myself do not hesitate to say that he truly "helped to reverse the ring of time."

Wernher von Braun is probably the most famous name in rocket history. Fong Brown joined the German Space Tourism Association in 1930 and started his rocket career. After class at the Berlin Institute of Technology, von Brown helped Ober perform a liquid rocket test. Brown got a degree in mechanical engineering in 1932 and graduated. By 1932, the association encountered economic difficulties. Captain Walter Dorberger, who is in charge of research and development of solid fuel rockets, saw the capability and potential of liquid fuel rockets, and Brown's technical capabilities. Bornberger arranged funds from the German military department to enable Braun to study liquid fuel rockets. Two years later, Brown received a PhD in physics from the University of Berlin. His paper "About Combustion Testing" is based on military safety reasons and concerns the theoretical research and development of a thrust rocket of 300 pounds.