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But so we have about a 70-year gap, honestly, that we have to fill in for our leaders and for the public and even scientists, because it doesn't matter if you have PhDs from Caltech and MIT.

He was a Caltech scientist.

from Caltech and JPL

His colleague at Caltech,

at Caltech's Palomar Observatory

To go back to the very beginning in the Townsend Brown story, he was a student, and I think this might have been when he was at Caltech, when they were doing experiments with Crookes X-ray tubes.

You see a lot of people trying to play down his interactions with Robert Milliken at Caltech.

the Caltech astrophysicist,

I thought there were substance to him being at MIT and Caltech because I had talked to people who had been there, but I could never see Bob sitting in English lit to get a, you know, the only requirements other than scientific stuff and electrical engineering where he could get a degree.

So somebody else a year later, Stan Friedman goes to MIT and Caltech and finds they didn't have any records of them.

both places and then on on caltech for caltech what was that that so you were sent to mit and then

caltech was different caltech was way before that okay that was you know but um and now i don't know i

In 1936, he and some colleagues at Caltech began launching the first rocket tests in western Pasadena.

there was someone else at Caltech with some very different ideas for deep space travel.

He was murdered in his home in Boston in December. And then it was Carl Grilmar, a Caltech astrophysicist

There are many here in my neighborhood. We had a Caltech physicist working with the James Webb Space

Telescope, searching for exoplanets and alien life. That's his gig that he ran at, at Caltech,

Robert Milliken was at Caltech and, uh, Townsend Brown actually studied under him.

at MIT and Caltech.

October 2021 interview with David Zerler the director of the Caltech Heritage Project.

At this time Inman served on Caltech's Board of Trustees to which he had been appointed in 1989

MIT, a Caltech or whatever. They're in covert operations and corporate and some government.

I've never attended any classes at Caltech.

of you know hp robertson this caltech physicist writes this memo in 1952 which was supposed to be