Baldwin, Ralph Belknap, 1912-
Highlighted story of a long and unusual life, 1998.
An autobiography of Baldwin's life in which he discusses his ancestory, family life, education at the University of Michigan, his work during World War II on proximity fuzes at the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory, his research and mapping of the face of the moon, his work in the family business, and science and its relationship to philosophy, religion, and politics.
American Astrophysicist. Ph.D., University of Michigan (1937). Professional experience includes: senior physicist, Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory (1942-1946); astronomy consultant, Boeing Company, Chance-Vought Corp., Rand Corp., Grumman, Aeronautical Chart and Information Center (NASA), U. S. Air Force moon-mapping project; product manager through chairman of the board, Oliver Machinery Company (1947-1984).
Baldwin, Ralph Belknap, 1912-
Johns Hopkins University. Applied Physics Laboratory.
University of Michigan
Moon -- Maps.
Moon -- Research.
Proximity fuzes -- History.
Philosophy and science.
Religion and science.
World War, 1939-1945.
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AIP-ICOS
American Institute of Physics. Niels Bohr Library & Archives. One Physics Ellipse, College Park, MD 20740, USA