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* George S Trimble, the vice president for aviation and advanced propulsion systems at the Glenn L. Martin Company, forms the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Research_Institute_for_Advanced_Studies Research Institute for Advanced Studies (RIAS)], supervised by Welcome Bender | * George S Trimble, the vice president for aviation and advanced propulsion systems at the Glenn L. Martin Company, forms the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Research_Institute_for_Advanced_Studies Research Institute for Advanced Studies (RIAS)], supervised by Welcome Bender | ||
* September 7: Agnew Bahnson incorporates The Institute of Field Physics (IOFP) at UNC Chapel Hill, directed by [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bryce_DeWitt Bryce DeWitt] and [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CĂ©cile_DeWitt-Morette CĂ©cile DeWitt-Morette] | * July 9: Initial meeting between Bryce DeWitt and Agnew Bahnson in Raleigh, N.C | ||
* September 7: Agnew Bahnson incorporates The Institute of Field Physics (IOFP) at UNC Chapel Hill, to be directed by [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bryce_DeWitt Bryce DeWitt] and [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CĂ©cile_DeWitt-Morette CĂ©cile DeWitt-Morette] | |||
===1957=== | ===1957=== | ||
Latest revision as of 19:13, 9 July 2023
Important Known Events[edit]
1948[edit]
1953[edit]
- Bryce Seligman DeWitt is the first well-respected physicist to win the Gravity Research Foundation essay contest
1955[edit]
- George S Trimble, the vice president for aviation and advanced propulsion systems at the Glenn L. Martin Company, forms the Research Institute for Advanced Studies (RIAS), supervised by Welcome Bender
- July 9: Initial meeting between Bryce DeWitt and Agnew Bahnson in Raleigh, N.C
- September 7: Agnew Bahnson incorporates The Institute of Field Physics (IOFP) at UNC Chapel Hill, to be directed by Bryce DeWitt and CĂ©cile DeWitt-Morette
1957[edit]
- January 18-23: Conference on the Role of Gravitation in Physics at UNC Chapel Hill
1973[edit]
- Mansfield Amendment terminates Department of Defense funding for anti-gravity research
Relevant People[edit]
- Roger Babson
- Agnew H. Bahnson
- Bryce Seligman DeWitt
- CĂ©cile DeWitt-Morette
- Edward Witten
- Louis Witten
- Solomon Lefschetz
- Rudolf E. KĂĄlmĂĄn
- Sheldon Glashow
- Peter Higgs
Notable winners of the Gravity Research Foundation essay contest[edit]
- Bryce Seligman DeWitt (1st place, 1953)
- Richard Arnowitt and Stanley Deser (1st place, 1954)
- John Archibald Wheeler (2nd place, 1957)
- Julian Schwinger (2nd place, 1975)
- Freeman Dyson (4th place, 1962)
- Roger Penrose (2nd place, 1966; 2nd place, 1968; 1st place, 1975)
- Stephen Hawking (2nd place, 1965; 3rd place, 1966; 2nd place, 1968; 5th place, 1969; 1st place, 1971; 3rd place, 1974)
Relevant Institutions[edit]
- Gravity Research Foundation (GRF)
- Institute for Field Physics (IOFP) at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
- Research Institute for Advanced Studies (RIAS)
- Glenn L. Martin Company
- Curtiss-Wright Corporation
Eric's Coverage[edit]
Tweets[edit]
Videos[edit]
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Eric Weinstein Î Mick West: UAPs, Evidence, Skepticism (July 7, 2022)
Joe Rogan Experience #1945 (February 22, 2023)
References[edit]
- The Price of Gravity: Private Patronage and the Transformation of Gravitational Physics after World War II by David Kaiser & Dean Rickles
- The Role of Gravitation in Physics: Report from the 1957 Chapel Hill Conference
- Behind the scenes of the 1957 Chapel Hill Conference on the role of gravitation in physics by Dean Rickles