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books and lectures, including a .... for use in an atomic bomb, as part of what 
would become the Manhattan Project. ...... Feynman, Richard P.; Kleinert, Hagen 
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speak Portuguese, play the bongos and decipher Mayan hieroglyphics. ... Dr. 
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his .... After the Challenger disaster back in 1986, NASA was called on the carpet 
to ... and impenetrable explanations of why the cold weather made the O-rings 
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talents led to him being recruited to the Manhattan Project in the early Forties. ... 
his passion for playing the bongos stayed with him for the rest of his life. .... 
rubber O-ring seals in the shuttle's solid rocket boosters that failed to work... [DOC] [TLE] feynman-novideos.ppt - EECS at UC Berkeley [PAR] Manhattan Project ... Made a breakthrough in the physics of the superfluidity of 
super cold liquid helium ... Investigated Challenger accident in 1986; Feynman 
passed away on Feb. ... that they do other things that a few other humans do (like 
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weaknesses. [DOC] [TLE] Download FREE Teacher's Guide - LA Theatre Works [PAR] highlights some of the themes and moral questions that drive the play. These 
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the shuttle's O-rings had failed during launch  was made public, a major ... "In a 
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Question: This bongo-playing Manhattan Project physicist told how Challenger's O-rings failed in 1986
Answer: Richard Feynman