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After Art schools in Switzerland, France and Germany, he moved to the USA in 1934. He designed 300 record covers and was graphic designer and Art director for different companies and cultural institutions.
In 1955 he become Art director of the General Dynamics. He designed the famous sets « Atom for peace » and « exploring the universe » about scientific and energetic activities of this company. Founded in 1952, this company has different activities in the scientific research, such as atomic energy, electricity, electronic intelligence or space dynamics. They were producing aircraft, boats nuclear power stations, , medical instrument against cancer. They built the USS Nautilus, the first nuclear-powered submarine etc.
These famous three set for the General Dynamics were designed by Eric Nitsche in 1955, 1958 and 1960. Unfortunately the exact date of each poster is not known.
Personally we consider that the set « Atom for peace » is the first one, created in 1955 to promote the pacific use of the atomic energy.
« Exploring the universe » is the second set designed in 1958 to show the research activities of the company.
And the third one about « Energy and industrial subjects » was printed in 1960.
Anyway it is not so important, they were all created between 1955 and 1960. They are now in museum collections and are prized by avant-garde collectors. The complete collection is very rare and hard to built.
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Fluid Dynamics - Fernanda D'Agostino and Valerie Otani
Pacific Current: Stainless Steel Viewing Shelter and Granite Bench
Inspired by the Form of the Pacific Current
2008
Commissioned by the City of Oakland Public Art Program
Measure DD: Trust for Clean Water and Safe Parks
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Stone Carving: Saldana Stone Sculpture
Call No.: 10-004818
Title: Convair/General Dynamics Plant and Personnel
Year: c1950s
Corp. Name: Convair/General Dynamics
Description: 8 x 10 Black and White Glossy Print
Repository: San Diego Air and Space Museum Archive
J-215 is a General-Dynamics/Fokker F-16A Fighting Falcon with the badge of 312 Squadron KLu. © Bert Visser
Some of the flight dynamics and ground tracking station experts working behind the scenes at ESOC for MSG-4 launch. Credit: ESA/L. Guilpain - CC BY-SA IGO 3.0
A stylized representation of the Dynamics AX logo that can be used as a wallpaper.
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General Dynamics F-16D "Fighting Falcon" 85-1572 (ED)
416th Flight Test Squadron, Edwards Air Force Base, California.
Pass through Star Wars Canyon, Red Flag 19-1
Video of pass: www.flickr.com/photos/yesiwood/40129027363/
History:
Aircraft: 85-1572
LM Aero T/V: 5D-41
Plant: General Dynamics
Local C/N
Delivered USAF 85572
Current USAF 85572
Status; Active
Mar 1987 - 85572 F-16D Block 30B
Apr 1987 - USAF 480 TFS 'SP'
Jun 1991 - USAF 149 FS 'VA'
Jul 1995 - Test bed for the Recce pod.
Jan 2001 - USAF 149 FS 'VA'
Collided with F-16C (86-0228) Cost to repair was $1.2 million, 26000 work hours and over a 2-year period.
Mar 2004 - Delivered to 149th FS
Jun 2007 - USAF 416 FLTS 'ED'
in physics,the science of how fluids move naturally.the study of fluid dynamics offers a systemati structure for fluids and gases.
PictionID:43051784 - Catalog:14_003986 - Title:Atlas Centaur Details: Tranport, Erection and Mating of Centaur Stage 6A from Hangar H to Atlas Booster 116D; Pad 36 04/23/1963 - Filename:14_003986.TIF - - - - Image from the Convair/General Dynamics Astronautics Atlas Negative Collection---Please Tag these images so that the information can be permanently stored with the digital file.---Repository: San Diego Air and Space Museum
I saw these two chairs sitting on a bare patch of earth a little ways up off the trail. I thought it was odd when I first saw them, that there were two chairs just sitting in the middle of a forest. But then I started asking questions like: Why are they here? Why are there two of them? Who brought them here? I also thought about the chairs being made of wood and the irony of them being surrounded by living trees. These chairs in and of themselves represent an anthropogenic disturbance. Not only was a forest likely destroyed to make the chairs, but whoever then carried them into the forest disturbed the environment by stepping off the trail, crushing small plants, displacing soil, leaving behind foreign objects, and who knows what else. However, I remember what Kruckeberg said about the living landscape as continuum, and that in an natural area in an urban center like North Creek, human and natural environments are neither separable nor independent. Like how Douglas Fir ecosystems bled into subalpine meadows and so on, urban and natural merge. In conclusion, this image represents an anthropogenic disturbance that could one day right itself. I can imagine these chairs being reclaimed by the forest, being overtaken by native Sword ferns, maples and Indian Plum. This image would then look very different.
Josh Thomas, Shawn Himes, Jarrett Devereaux, and Josh Gross, students in the Mechanics & Dynamics course at Jamestown Community College, test engineering applications on a Rube Goldberg style machine built to crush and recycle empty cans in at least 20 steps.
Photos from the 02/11/2010 launch (and some from 2/10 before the wind cooperated) of the Solar Dynamics Observatory. These pics were taken by #sdoisgo tweetup-ers: @Blueskeyes207 @NASAblueshift @cburytales @briandgregory @acworkma @CatherineQ @NoisyAstronomer @SpaceManAndy @astrogerly @SpacePlumr @privong @NASA_SDO_Edu
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Spindle (green) shortening (top to bottom) requires the microtubule-severing enzyme katanin. (JCB 175(6) TOC3)
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Reference: McNally et al. (2006) J. Cell Biol. 175:881-891.
Published on: December 18, 2006.
Doi: 10.1083/jcb.200608117.
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Call No.: 10-002476
Title: Convair/General Dynamics Plant
Year: c1960
Corp. Name: Convair/General Dynamics
Description: 8 x 10 Black and White Glossy Print
Repository: San Diego Air and Space Museum Archive
Call No.: 10-003217
Title: Convair/General Dynamics Plant and Personnel
Year: c1950s
Corp. Name: Convair/General Dynamics
Description: 8 x 10 Black and White Glossy Print
Repository: San Diego Air and Space Museum Archive