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Piccard's Twin To Attempt To Beat Altitude Record - The twin brothers, Professor Jean Piccard (right) and Professor Auguste Piccard, who last year ascended to a height of 10¼ miles. Going Up -
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Dr. Jean Piccard Was Engineer History - Item # VAREVCCSUB001CS742 - Posterazzi
Raymond Breinin, "Dr. Jean Piccard" (1946) | PAFA - Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts
Jean Piccard Stands In Metal Gondola by Bettmann
Professor Jean Piccard And Commander Settle Make Stratosphere Ascent -- Professor Jean Piccard (right) and Lieut. Commander T.G.W. Settle inspecting their gondola. Professor Jean Piccard and Lieut. Commander T.G.W. Settle of the
Jean Felix Piccard - New Mexico Museum of Space History
Jean Piccard, Swiss-American chemist and balloonist - Stock Image - C052/5415 - Science Photo Library
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Death-Defying Science at 75,000 Feet | Science History Institute
Dr. Jean Piccard, stratosphere balloonist demonstrated automatic ballast release. June 7, 1945. The University of Minnesota professor of aeronautical engineering said this type of device was used on Japanese balloon bombs set
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Record breakers in hotair balloon industry were formidable people
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Balloon Museum on X: "Legend has it that Jean-Luc Picard from tonight's premier of #StarTrek: Picard is a direct descendant of identical twin Swiss scientists & #hotairballoonist Auguste & Jean Felix Piccard.
Jean-Felix Piccard | Inventor, Polymer Scientist & Chemist | Britannica
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