Rockets and the Human Imagination - Evolution of Fact and Fiction
Offered By: AGU via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore the fascinating evolution of rockets through a captivating presentation by national Emmy award-winning producer and JPL Fellow Blaine Baggett. Delve into the intersections of fact and fiction surrounding rocket development, drawing from Baggett's extensive documentary work. Gain insights into how rockets have captured the human imagination throughout history and their impact on scientific advancement. Learn about the key milestones, technological breakthroughs, and cultural significance of rockets in this engaging 44-minute talk presented at AGU. Discover the connections between science fiction and real-world rocket engineering, and understand how these powerful machines have shaped our understanding of space exploration and human potential.
Syllabus
Rockets and the Human Imagination
Taught by
AGU
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