Robert Goddard
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Clark alum spearheads 100th anniversary of Goddard rocket launch
‘I want every kid in Worcester to be proud of this’
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Robert Goddard’s life and work reimagined through Clark video game
Becker School of Design & Technology students highlight the scientist’s advances in modern rocketry
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Esther Goddard’s fierce devotion to her husband kept his memory alive, and built a legend
Esther Goddard was meticulous, devoted, and fiercely in control of the narrative. While Robert Goddard is remembered today as the father of modern rocketry, a key reason we remember him at all is she worked tirelessly to ensure he never be forgotten.
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Telling the story of Robert and Esther Goddard 100 years later
Clark Digital Projects Librarian Katie Stebbins ’10 organizes film reels, documents, and more for special collection
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John Emond ’74, former NASA analyst, to speak on Goddard’s enduring legacy
John Emond will return to Clark on March 17 to reflect on Robert Goddard’s achievements and struggles
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Clark alum, a former analyst at NASA, to discuss Robert Goddard’s vision, accomplishments
“Robert Goddard: A Vision. A Reality. A Hope,” a centerpiece in the celebration of the 100th anniversary of Goddard’s famed launch of the world’s first liquid-fueled rocket, will be presented by John Emond ’74 on March 17.
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Clark helps launch Robert Goddard centennial celebration
With just under a month to go until the 100th anniversary of Clark alumnus and professor Robert H. Goddard’s launch of the world’s first liquid fuel rocket, members of Worcester’s political and academic communities gathered at a Feb. 17 press conference to discuss the First Launch Centennial and the various events planned.
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Robert Goddard anniversary begins its historic climb
Tree planting launches celebration of Clark’s rocket pioneer
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The Write Stuff: Robert Goddard biography was the first book on the moon
Astronaut Buzz Aldrin carried credit card-sized volume during 1969 moon landing
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From Clark to the Moon
Edwin Aldrin ’15 helped a nation look skyward alongside Goddard, Lindbergh, and a son named Buzz