"The Maquis" is a two-part episode from the second season of the television series Star Trek: Deep Space Nine.

Set in the 24th century, the series follows the adventures on Deep Space Nine, a space station located near a stable wormhole between the Alpha and Gamma quadrants of the Milky Way Galaxy,  in orbit of the planet Bajor. The episode focuses on maintaining a difficult peace between the Bajorans, the Cardassians, and the Federation by trying to resolve a conflict that could lead to war.

These two episodes first aired in April–May 1994. The episode introduced the Maquis, a recurring resistance group that was used in further Star Trek episodes including the first episodes of Star Trek: Voyager.

Part I was written by James Crocker, Rick Berman, Michael Piller, and Jeri Taylor, with the teleplay written by James Crocker, and directed by David Livingston. Part II was written by Rick Berman, Michael Piller, Jeri Taylor, and Ira Steven Behr, with the teleplay written by Ira Steven Behr, and directed by Corey Allen.

Plot

Part I
As a Cardassian transport, the Bok'nor, prepares for departure from Deep Space Nine, a man in a Starfleet uniform surreptitiously makes adjustments to some nearby equipment. Shortly after departing, the vessel explodes, killing everyone on board.

While the crew begins an investigation, Starfleet sends Lieutenant Commander Calvin Hudson, Federation attaché to the new demilitarized zone along the Cardassian border, to advise and assist. Hudson, an old friend of both Commander Sisko and Dax, confides in Sisko his dissatisfaction with his assignment; he believes Starfleet abandoned the colonists, and that their trust in the Cardassians to honor the treaty is naive.

When Sisko returns to his quarters that evening, he finds Gul Dukat waiting for him. Dukat explains that he is there "unofficially", without the knowledge of Cardassian Central Command, to help Sisko find the truth. On Dukat's request, the two take a runabout to the demilitarized zone, where they detect two Cardassian vessels attacking a Federation merchant ship. The attackers ignore Dukat's orders to stand down, but before the runabout can intervene, an unidentified Federation vessel appears and destroys the Cardassians.

Meanwhile, a Vulcan associate of the saboteur, Sakonna, approaches Quark to negotiate a business arrangement, which he is surprised to learn is an attempt to acquire a wide array of weapons. Elsewhere on the station, the saboteur is abducted by unknown assailants.

Sisko and Dukat arrive at a colony in the demilitarized zone to find Hudson and several colonists in a heated debate with Gul Evek, Hudson's Cardassian counterpart. Evek produces a recorded confession from the Bok'Nor saboteur, identified as William Patrick Samuels, then brings in Samuels' corpse, claiming he committed suicide, sparking outrage from the colonists. Hudson later privately concedes that Samuels may have been guilty of the sabotage, but claims that the colonists have a right to defend themselves, and warns Sisko about the Cardassians again. On the way back to DS9, Dukat vehemently denies Hudson's assertion that the Bok'Nor was transporting weapons.

Chief O'Brien confirms that the device that destroyed the Bok'Nor was of Federation origin. Sisko has Dukat's quarters secured as a precaution, but Sakonna and several colonists manage to kidnap him. A group in the demilitarized zone calling itself "The Maquis" claims responsibility. Sisko, Major Kira, and Dr. Bashir track the kidnappers to a planet in an area known as the Badlands, where they are captured by armed Maquis members, with Hudson revealing himself as their leader.

Part II
Sisko demands to see Dukat. Hudson accuses Sisko of siding with the Cardassians over him. Hudson claims the Maquis want only peace, while Sisko characterizes their desire to retaliate simply as revenge. After Sisko declines an offer to join, Hudson and the Maquis stun the group and depart.

Admiral Nechayev is waiting for Sisko when he returns to Deep Space Nine. She refers to the Maquis as "a bunch of irresponsible hotheads" and instructs Sisko to reason with them, seemingly unaware of the true nature of the situation. Legate Parn of the Cardassian Central Command then arrives, and as Sisko prepares to meet him, Odo reports that he has caught "one of the Vulcan's accomplices". Sisko arrives to find Quark in a holding cell.

Quark eventually reveals that he arranged for Sakonna to acquire weapons, unaware of the Maquis at the time, and believes Sakonna is planning an attack within the next few days. Parn then admits that weapons have been smuggled into the demilitarized zone, informing Sisko and Kira that the Cardassian Central Command blames Dukat, claiming he is acting as a renegade, though Sisko and Kira consider it clear they are merely setting him up as a scapegoat.

At a Maquis base, Sakonna attempts to establish a Vulcan mind meld with Dukat, which he easily resists. Sisko, Bashir, and Odo arrive and interrupt the interrogation, and try to resolve the situation peacefully, but Dukat grows impatient, triggering a firefight. The Maquis are captured, but Sisko lets one of their leaders go to deliver a message to Hudson imploring him to settle things peacefully. They bring Dukat back to Deep Space Nine, where they inform him of Parn's accusations. With Dukat's help, they catch a Xepolite trader transporting weapons on behalf of Central Command.

Quark talks Sakonna into revealing to Sisko that the Maquis are planning to blow up a Cardassian weapons depot in the next 52 hours, but she does not know where it is. Dukat promises to find out the depot's location, and in the meantime, Sisko visits Hudson one final time, imploring him to reconsider abandoning his career. Hudson resolutely declines, vaporizing his Starfleet uniform with a phaser.

The DS9 crew is waiting in runabouts when the Maquis arrive at the depot, and as neither Hudson nor Sisko wants to hurt the other, they attempt to disable one another. Finally, only Sisko's runabout and Hudson's raider remain, with Sisko's engines and Hudson's weapons inoperable. Over Dukat's objections, Sisko allows Hudson to escape. Ultimately, Sisko wonders if he has prevented a war or merely delayed the inevitable.

Production and impact
The episodes follow plot elements introduced in the Star Trek: The Next Generation episode "Journey's End", broadcast one month earlier on March 28, 1994, while the two series were running concurrently. In "Journey's End", it was established that the Federation settlers would not be required to leave their colonies that had been annexed into Cardassian territory in the newly created demilitarized zone, despite the potential mistreatment under Cardassian occupation.

The introduction of the Maquis came from a desire by the writers to introduce people that were different from Starfleet, while also creating an opportunity to do cross-overs and enhance franchise continuity. A director of the episode was happy with enhancements to continuity, such as actors reprising their roles as characters with whom the audience was already familiar. The Maquis, and their dissatisfaction with the Federation, would recur in future Deep Space Nine episodes such as "For the Cause", "For the Uniform", and "Blaze of Glory", as well as one appearance in The Next Generation episode "Preemptive Strike".

The Maquis faction became a key component in the launch of the upcoming series Star Trek: Voyager, which used the Federation response to the group in its initial episodes leading to the Voyager and a Maquis' ship getting stranded in the Delta Quadrant. The two crews then had to work together to return to the Alpha Quadrant.

This episode contains numerous special effect sequences including various space battles. It also shows a Cardassian spacecraft, the Bok'Nor, docked at the Deep Space Nine space station, and another unnamed Federation spacecraft.

The episode was directed by David Livingston. Livingston directed many Star Trek episodes in this era, including for Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987-1994), Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (1993-1999), Star Trek: Voyager, and Enterprise. Overall he directed 62 episodes of Star Trek, including 17 for Star Trek: Deep Space Nine.

Reception
Zack Handlen of The A.V. Club wrote: "as is so often the case with two part episodes, it's hard to judge exactly how well this one works on its own" and while he enjoyed the adventures of Sisko and Dukat he felt there was no real tension in the cliffhanger ending. In his review of the second part, Handlen wrote: "As two-parters go, this serves its purpose, and the second half has some excellent moments. It's just, without any real consequence" and that the story spends "too much time telling us to care instead of forcing us to" concluding that it was a missed opportunity.

In 2015, Geek.com recommended "The Maquis, Part I" and "The Maquis, Part II" as "essential watching" for their abbreviated Star Trek: Deep Space Nine binge-watching guide. In 2016, USA Today included this episode as must-watch for the entire Star Trek franchise for its introduction of the Maquis story, which would also be an element in Star Trek: Voyager. They note the interesting science fiction story elements of the Federation, Cardassians, Maquis, and Bajorans playing off one another to create complex themes centered around the fictional space station Deep Space Nine.

In 2020, Den of Geek listed "The Maquis" as one of the best stories of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. James Whitbrook of Io9 said this was one of the "must watch" episodes from the series.

Releases
The two part episode was released in two separate LaserDisc releases. A double episode 12 inch optical disc with "Blood Lines" and "The Maquis, Part I" was released on October 6, 1998 in the United States. Another item with "The Maquis, Part II" and "The Wire" was released on October 20, 1998.

On April 1, 2003 Season 2 of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine was released on DVD video discs, with 26 episodes on seven discs.

This episode was released again in 2017 on DVD with the complete series box set, which had 176 episodes on 48 discs.

References

External links

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (season 2) episodes
1994 American television episodes
Television episodes written by Rick Berman
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine episodes in multiple parts

The Maquis (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine)


Olaylar
 Anadolu Selçuklu Devleti kuruldu (dağılışı 1308).
 Dânişmendliler Beyliği kuruldu (dağılışı 1178).

Doğumlar
 18 Mart - Zemahşerî, İranlı İslam bilgini (ö. 1144)
 tarihi bilinmeyen
 III. Lothar - Kutsal Roma İmparatoru (ö. 1137)
 Adiyy bin Müsafir, ya da Şeyh Adi, Sûfî tarikâtı'nın kurucusu (ö. 1162)
 Kim Busik - Kore'nin Goryeo zamanında yaşamış olan bir memur ve bilgin (ö. 1151)
 Orderic Vitalis, İngiliz tarihçi (ö. 1142)
 Tancred, Celile prensi, Birinci Haçlı Seferi'nin Norman lideri (ö. 1112)

Ölümler
 Kaim, Abbâsî halifesi (d. 1001)

1075


Rytis Martikonis (* 8. Februar 1967 in Kaunas, Litauische SSR) ist ein litauischer Verwaltungsjurist und Politiker, Diplomat, EU-Funktionär, Leiter des Ausschusses für Regulierungskontrolle und ehemaliger stellvertretender Außenminister Litauens.

Leben
Von 1987 bis 1993 absolvierte er die Rechtswissenschaften (Spezialisierung: Verfassungsrecht und Völkerrecht) an der Universität Vilnius. Von 1989 bis 1990 studierte er Politikwissenschaften und Recht am Bowdoin College (USA). Von 1991 bis 1992 studierte er Politikwissenschaften und internationale Beziehungen an der Universität Aarhus (Dänemark) und 1993 am Clingendael Institute in Den Haag (Niederlande).

Von 1992 bis 1995 arbeitete er im Referat Westeuropa in der Abteilung Europäische Integration im litauischen Außenministerium, von 1995 bis 1999 war er Berater an der Vertretung Litauens bei der EU. Von 1999 bis 2001 war Leiter der Abteilung Europäische Integration des litauischen Außenministeriums. Von 2001 bis 2003 war er stellvertretender Leiter der litauischen Delegation bei den EU-Beitrittsverhandlungen. Von 2001 bis 2004 war er Staatssekretär im litauischen Außenministerium.

Von 2002 bis 2003 war er Mitglied des Europäischen Konvents, von 2004 bis 2005 Botschafter am Politischen und Sicherheitspolitischen Komitee (PSK) in der Ständigen Vertretung bei der EU und von 2005 bis 2010 Ständiger Vertreter Litauens bei der Europäischen Union. Ab Oktober 2010 war er Berater des litauischen Premierministers Andrius Kubilius.  Ab dem 16. Februar 2011 war er zunächst geschäftsführender und ab September 2012 und bis Februar 2022 regulärer Generaldirektor der Generaldirektion Übersetzung (Europäische Kommission). Seit März 2022 leitet Martikonis den Ausschuss für Regulierungkontrolle.

Er hat viele staatliche Auszeichnungen von Litauen, Frankreich und Spanien.

Rytis ist verheiratet und hat vier Kinder.

Er spricht Litauisch, Englisch, Russisch und Französisch.

Einzelnachweise

Stellvertretender Außenminister (Litauen)
Litauischer Botschafter bei der Europäischen Union
Jurist im auswärtigen Dienst (Litauen)
Beamter (Europäische Union)
Absolvent der Universität Vilnius
Träger des Ordens für Verdienste um Litauen
Litauer
Geboren 1967
Mann

Rytis Martikonis


Irfan Bachdim (født 11. august 1988) er en indonesisk fodboldspiller.

Indonesiens fodboldlandshold

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Eksterne henvisninger

Fodboldspillere fra Indonesien

Irfan Bachdim


Celina, serija sovjetskih i poslije ruskih umjetnih satelita, nastao u doba SSSR-a. Spada u sustav ELINT-a, radioelektronskog izviđanja.

Dva sustava koja su bila posvećena ELINT-u bila iskušana od 1965. do 1967. godine. Bili su to Celina i mornarički US. Oba su ušla u uporabu, jer Ministarstvo obrane nije moglo forsirati jedan sustav u vojne svrhe. Celinu je razvijalo Južnoje. Činila su ju dvije vrste satelita:
 Celina-O, za opće namjene
 Celina-D, za detaljna promatranja
Elintski sustavi za Celinu prvo su iskušavani pod oznakom Kosmosa od 1962. do 1965. godine. Prva Celina-O lansirana je 1970. godine. Celini-D trebalo je dugo za ući u službu zbog kašnjenja u razvijanju i rastu mase. Cijeli sustav Celina nije bio operativan sve do 1976. godine. Neprestano poboljšavanje rezultiralo je napuštanjem Celine-O 1984. i svi su sustavi stavljeni na Celinu-D.

Izvori

Umjetni sateliti
Astronautika u Rusiji

Celina (satelitski sustav)


Bjørnsletta Station (Bjørnsletta stasjon) var en metrostation, der lå mellem Lysakerelven og Åsjordet på Kolsåsbanen på T-banen i Oslo.

Stationen åbnede 15. juni 1942. Oprindeligt hed den kun Sletta, men ministeriet ville ikke godkende det anonyme navn og forlangte en mere specifik stedsangivelse. En af naboerne kunne fortælle, at der var observeret bjørn i området i 1852, og dermed var navnet Bjørnsletta født. Stationen var som den eneste sammen med Frøen kun tilgængelig via trapper.

Da Kolsåsbanen skulle opgraderes til metrostandard, blev stationen nedlagt 1. juli 2006. I stedet blev den erstattet af en ny Bjørnsletta Station nogle hundrede meter længere mod vest. Den nye station erstattede samtidig Lysakerelven.

Nedlagte T-banestationer i Oslo
Etableret i 1942
Ophørt i 2006

Bjørnsletta Station (1942-2006)


An Trichoglottis lanceolaria in uska species han Liliopsida nga ginhulagway ni Carl Ludwig von Blume. An Trichoglottis lanceolaria in nahilalakip ha genus nga Trichoglottis, ngan familia nga Orchidaceae. Waray hini subspecies nga nakalista.

Mga kasarigan

Mga sumpay ha gawas

Trichoglottis

Trichoglottis lanceolaria


C. Sheldon Roberts (October 27, 1926 – June 6, 2014) was an American semiconductor pioneer, and member of the "traitorous eight" who founded Silicon Valley.

Biography
Roberts earned a Bachelor's degree in metallurgical engineering from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in 1948, and a Master's degree in 1949 and Ph.D. in 1952, from MIT.

Roberts then worked in research at the Naval Research Lab and the Dow Chemical Company. He joined the seminal Shockley Semiconductor Laboratory division of Beckman Instruments in Mountain View, California, but left the company along with other members of the traitorous eight with the backing of Sherman Fairchild to form the influential Fairchild Semiconductor corporation.

Roberts later founded Amelco (known now as Teledyne) with traitorous eight alumni Jean Hoerni and Jay Last.

References

External links

The Fairchild Chronicles
Profile at Rensselaer
Rensselaer Alumni Hall of Fame profile

1926 births
2014 deaths
American metallurgists
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute alumni
Massachusetts Institute of Technology alumni
Silicon Valley people
Dow Chemical Company employees
Scientists at Shockley Semiconductor Laboratory

Sheldon Roberts


UMR may stand for:

 Underground Media Revolution, a music e-zine in Pakistan
 Uninitialized Memory Reads
 University of Missouri–Rolla, former name of the Missouri University of Science and Technology
 University of Minnesota Rochester
 Unreal Media Ripper -  tool for extracting media(sounds and music) from games made in the unreal system
 Upper Mississippi River
 Ursula Maier-Rabler
 United Muslim Relief
 unité mixte de recherche, a French administrative entity created between a research center located in a public university and a French Scientific and Technical Research Establishment(Établissement public à caractère scientifique et technologique) like CNRS or INRA
 United Medical Resources, subsidiary and third party administrator for United Healthcare Services Incorporated, a medical insurance provider.
 Unique Market Reference, a type of unique ID used in the insurance industry
and also :
 RAAF Base Woomera, IATA airport code "UMR"

UMR


Dalmaçya köpeği veya Dalmaçyalı, kısa tüylü, beyaz üstüne siyah ya da kahverengi benekli bir köpek ırkı. Genellikle av köpeği olmayan ırklar kategorisinde değerlendirilir. TKC'ye göre faydalı köpekler kategorisindedir.

Köken
Dalmaçya köpeğinin kökeni, kesin olmamakla birlikte Hırvatistan'daki Dalmaçya bölgesine dayanır. 1800 yıllarından sonra İngiltere'de yetiştirilen bir köpektir. Günümüzde dünyanın pek çok yerinde refakatçi olarak yetiştirilmektedir.

Dalmaçyalılar yıllarca itfaiyeci köpeği olarak bilindiler. Yıllar önce dalmaçyalı itfaiyeciler tarafından istasyonlarındaki fareleri kovalamaları için tutulmuşlardır. Dalmaçyalılar kedi gibi fare kovalamaları ile ünlüdürler.

II. Dünya Savaşı sırasında gizli mesaj ve tıbbi malzeme taşımak için kullanıldıkları bilinmektedir.

Atlarla aralarının iyi olmasından dolayı aynı zamanda itfaiyeciler yangın söndürmeye giderken at arabalarına eşlik etmiş ve yollarını açmışlardır. İngiltere'de hala bazı modern itfaiye istasyonlarında Dalmaçyalılar bulundurulmaktadır.

Fiziksel özellikler
Genel olarak boyları 55.5 cm,ağırlığı ise 24 kg idir.

Dalmaçyalıların benekleri siyah veya kahverengidir. Tamamen beyaz doğar ve sonradan beneklerine kavuşurlar.

Erkek Dalmaçyalılar dişi Dalmaçyalılar'a göre daha iri ve ağırdırlar.

Çok iyi av köpekleridir. İdrarında ürik asit bulunmadığı için bahçıvanların favori ırkıdır.

Davranışlar
Çok oyuncu, neşe dolu bir köpektir, ama çok duygusaldır. Yalnız kalmak istemez, küser. Bu nedenle bahçede kulübede yaşamak ona göre değildir. Belleği çok güçlüdür. Kendisine kötü davranan birini yıllar geçse de unutmaz. Enerji doludur, özellikle çocuklarla oynamayı çok sever. Ev hayvanlarıyla arası çok iyidir, ama yabancı köpeklerle anlaşamaz. Çok zeki ve inatçıdır. Koruma ve bekçilik görevlerini yerine getirebilir.

Dalmaçyalılar yüzmeyi çok severler.

Kültürel etkileri
Dodie Smith'in yazdığı 1956 çıkışlı Yüz ve Bir Dalmaçyalı romanı ve daha sonra kitaba dayanan Walt Disney Pictures tarafından 1961 yılında çıkan 101 Dalmaçyalı filmi ile 1996 ve 2000 yıllarında çıkan 101 Dalmaçyalı ve 102 Dalmaçyalı filmlerinde işlendi.

Galeri

Dış bağlantılar
Dalmaçyalı Irk Bilgisi Köpek.gen.tr

Dalmaçya

Dalmaçya köpeği


Burcy may refer to the following places in France:

Burcy, Calvados, in the Calvados département
Burcy, Seine-et-Marne, in the Seine-et-Marne département

Burcy


Sayouba Mandé (født 15. juni 1993) er en ivoriansk fodboldmålmand, der i øjeblikket spiller for det danske 1 divisions klub FC Helsingør.

Titler
 Elfenbenskysten
 Africa Cup of Nations: 2015

Referencer

Eksterne henvisninger

Målmænd (fodbold)
Fodboldspillere fra Stabæk Fotball
Deltagere ved verdensmesterskabet i fodbold 2014
Fodboldspillere fra Elfenbenskysten

Sayouba Mandé


أمبيلوكيبوي (Αμπελόκηποι) هي مدينة في زاكينثوس في مقاطعة كينتريكي إلادا في اليونان.

يبلغ عدد سكانها حوالي 1165   نسمة.

مراجع

مدن اليونان
أماكن مأهولة في زاكينثوس

أمبيلوكيبوي (زاكينثوس)


المجلة العلمية نوع من المجلات ويمكن تعريفها بأنها نشرة منتظمة ودورية تختص بنشر أبحاث علمية متخصصة في مجال علمي محدد وذلك بعد أن تمر تلك الأبحاث من  خلال مراحل كثيرة قبل النشر من تلك المراحل ما يعرف بعمليه التحكيم من قبل لجنه متخصصة في نفس مجال البحوث المراد نشرها وللمجلة العلمية المرتبة الأولى في نشر الجديد في مجال البحوث العلمية والنتائج التي يمكن تطبيقها وتحقيقها على أرض الواقع.

أنواع المجلات العلمية
تنقسم المجلات العلمية إلى قسمين.

مجلات علمية ثقافية.
المجلات العلمية الثقافية وهي تلك المجلات الصحفية والثقافية التي تعمل على نشر المقالات العلمية وآخر الاختراعات وغيرها من أخبار العلوم. المجلات العلمية الثقافية لاتحتوي على محكمين أو هيئة استشارية لنشر المقالات في المجلة. من الأمثلة على المجلات العلمية الثقافية: مجلة ساينتفك أميركان ونيو ساينتست ومجلة العلوم والتقنية ومجلة البيئة و التنمية والمجلات العلمية بالكليات المختلفة.

مجلات علمية محكمة.
المجلات العلمية المحكمة. وهي المجلات التي تتكون من هيئات استشارية وتحتوي على لجان للتحكيم وتعني المجلات العلمية المحكمة في نشر البحوث العلمية والمقالات البحثية.

مجلات علمية محكمة عربية
يوجد العديد من المجلات العلمية المحكمة العربية والتي تتبع لبعض المؤسسات البحثية أو للجامعات أو للمعاهد الاكاديمية. وفيما يلي أبرز هذه المجلات:

مجلة iasj
مجلة الطب الكندي وهي مجلة علمية محكمة في المجال الطبي صادرة عن جامعة بغداد في العراق تصدر باللغة الإنجليزية وتعتبر من المجلات العلمية المحكمة في الجانب الطبي على المستوى العربي.

مجلة MECSJ
وهي مجلة أردنية علمية دورية محكمة، وهي من المجلات العلمية المحكمة المتخصصة في البحوث التربوية والعلمية والأدبية وغيرها، بالإضافة إلى نشر ملخصات الرسائل العلمية وغيرها من الأعمال البحثية المُعترف بها، ذات اعتمادية ISI وحازت المجلة على عديد من التقديرات العلمية الدولية مثل ISIS -INDEX COPERNICUS INTERNATIONA ذات معامل تأثير 6.04.

المجلة الإلكترونية الشاملة متعددة التخصصات (EIMJ)
هي مجلة علمية دولية محكمة تم إنشائها بعام 2017، ومن أفضل المجلات العلمية لنشر الأبحاث، وتُصدر نسخ إلكترونية بصورة دورية (تصدرشهرياً) بهدف تقديم خدمات تحكيم ونشر سريعة للباحثين من مختلف دول العالم في مختلف المجالات والتخصصات العلمية والأدبية والتربوية والطبية والقانونية والعلوم الإسلامية والفقهية والعلوم الإنسانية والاجتماعية والتاريخية وغيرها الكثير معامل التأثير للمجلة 5.52.

مجلة AJRSP
المجلة الأكاديمية للأبحاث والنشر العلمي (AJRSP) هي مجلة دولية علمية محكمة دورية، تنشر المجلة الابحاث العلمية والدراسات البحثية في مختلف التخصصات والمجالات، وبشكل دوري كل شهر من قبل لجنة التحكيم في المجلة. وفقًا للفهرسة العالمية للمجلات العلمية الدولية.

مجلة جامعة الملك عبد العزيز للهندسة
وهي مجلة متخصصة في العلوم الهندسية تتبع مركز النشر العلمي في جامعة الملك عبد العزيز وتعتبر هذه المجلة من أقوى المجلات العلمية المحكمة في النشر العلمي للعلوم الهندسية.

مجلة الخليج العربي للبحوث العلمية
تعنى مجلة الخليج العربي للبحوث العلمية بنشر البحوث المبتكرة في العلوم الأساسية والتطبيقية وخاصة ما يتعلق منها بمنطقة الخليج العربي. وتحافظ المجلة على المستوى الرفيع للبحوث التي تنشر فيها وذلك عن طريق عرضها على محكمين ذوي كفاءة في موضوع البحث.

مجلة JJP
المجلة الأردنية للفيزياء (JJP) هي مجلة دولية لاستعراض الأقران أنشأتها لجنة البحوث العليا، وزارة التعليم العالي والبحث العلمي الأردنية، وتنشر مرتين في السنة من قبل عمادة البحث والدراسات العليا في جامعة اليرموك في مدينة إربد.

المجلة الجغرافية العربية
المجلة الجغرافية العربية مجلة مصرية علمية محكمّة، تصدر دورية مرتين في السنة عن الجمعية الجغرافية المصرية بالقاهرة.

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Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen: Alman fizikçi
 X-ışınları: Röntgen ışınları
 Röntgen: X-ışını birimi
 Direkt grafi: X-ışını kullanılan radyolojik görüntüleme yöntemi

Röntgen


Zmeura de Aur pentru cel mai prost actor într-un rol secundar (engleză: Golden Raspberry Award for Worst Supporting Actor)  este o gală organizată anual la care se acordă premiul Zmeura de Aur pentru cel mai prost actor într-un rol secundar dintr-un film lansat anul anterior. În continuare este prezentată lista celor care au primit acest premiu dar și cu cei nominalizați.

Anii 1980
 1980 John Adames—Gloria ca Phil Dawn (împărțit)
 1980 Laurence Olivier—The Jazz Singer ca Cantor Rabinovitch (împărțit)
 Marlon Brando—The Formula ca Adam Steiffel
 Charles Grodin—Seems Like Old Times ca Ira J. Parks
 David Selby—Raise the Titanic ca Dr. Gene Seagram
 1981 Steve Forrest—Mommie Dearest ca Greg Savitt
 Billy Barty—Under the Rainbow ca Otto Kriegling
 Ernest Borgnine—Deadly Blessing ca Isaiah Schmidt
 James Coco—Only When I Laugh ca Jimmy Perrino (also Oscar-nominated for the same role)
 Danny DeVito—Going Ape! ca Lazlo
 1982 Ed McMahon—Butterfly ca Mr. Gillespie
 Michael Beck—Megaforce ca Dallas
 Ben Gazzara—Inchon ca Major Frank Hallsworth
 Ted Hamilton—The Pirate Movie ca the Pirate King
 Orson Welles—Butterfly ca Judge Rauch
1983 Jim Nabors—Stroker Ace ca Lugs Harvey
 Joseph Cali—The Lonely Lady ca Vincent Dacosta
 Louis Gossett, Jr.—Jaws 3-D ca Calvin Bouchard
 Anthony Holland—The Lonely Lady ca Guy Jackson
 Richard Pryor—Superman III ca Gus Gorman
 1984 Brooke Shields (in a mustache)—Sahara ca Dale
 Robby Benson—Harry & Son ca Howard Keach
 Sammy Davis, Jr.—Cannonball Run II ca Morris Fenderbaum
 George Kennedy—Bolero ca Cotton
 Ron Leibman—Rhinestone ca Freddie Ugo
 1985 Rob Lowe—St. Elmo's Fire ca Billy Hicks
 Raymond Burr—Godzilla 1985 ca Steve Martin
 Herbert Lom—King Solomon's Mines ca Bockner
 Robert Urich—Turk 182 ca Terry Lynch
 Burt Young—Rocky IV ca Paulie Pennino
 1986 Jerome Benton—Under the Cherry Moon ca Tricky
 Peter O'Toole—Club Paradise ca Governor Anthony C. Hayes
 Tim Robbins—Howard the Duck ca Phil Blumburtt
 Brian Thompson—Cobra ca Night Slasher
 Scott Wilson—Blue City ca Perry Kerch
 1987 David Mendenhall—Over the Top ca Michael Cutler/Michael Hawk(s)
 Billy Barty—Masters of the Universe ca Gwildor
 Tom Bosley—Million Dollar Mystery ca Sidney Preston
 Michael Caine—Jaws: The Revenge ca Hoagie Newcombe
 Mack Dryden and Jamie Alcroft—Million Dollar Mystery ca Fred and Bob
 1988 Dan Aykroyd—Caddyshack II ca Captain Tom Everett
 Billy Barty—Willow ca the High Aldwin
 Richard Crenna—Rambo III ca Colonel Sam Trautman
 Harvey Keitel—The Last Temptation of Christ ca Judas Iscariot
 Christopher Reeve—Switching Channels ca Blaine Bingham
 1989 Christopher Atkins—Listen to Me ca Bruce Arlington
 Ben Gazzara—Road House ca Brad Wesley
 DeForest Kelley—Star Trek V: The Final Frontier ca Leonard McCoy
 Noriyuki "Pat" Morita—The Karate Kid, Part III ca Mr. Miyagi
 Donald Sutherland—Lock Up ca Warden Drumgoole

Anii 1990
 1990 Donald Trump—Ghosts Can't Do It ca Himself
Leo Damian—Ghosts Can't Do It ca Fausto
 Gilbert Gottfried—The Adventures of Ford Fairlane / Look Who's Talking Too / Problem Child ca Johnny Crunch/Joey/Mr. Peabody
 Wayne Newton—The Adventures of Ford Fairlane ca Julian Grendel
 Burt Young—Rocky V ca Paulie Pennino
 1991 Dan Aykroyd—Nothing but Trouble ca Reeve Alvin Valkenheiser/Bobo
 Richard E. Grant—Hudson Hawk ca Darwin Mayflower
 Anthony Quinn—Mobsters ca Joe Massiera
 Christian Slater—Mobsters / Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves ca Lucky Luciano/Will Scarlett
 John Travolta—Shout ca Jack Cabe
 1992 Tom Selleck—Christopher Columbus: The Discovery ca King Ferdinand V
 Alan Alda—Whispers in the Dark ca Leo Green
 Marlon Brando—Christopher Columbus: The Discovery ca Tomás de Torquemada
 Danny DeVito—Batman Returns ca Oswald Cobblepot / The Penguin
 Robert Duvall—Newsies ca Joseph Pulitzer
 1993 Woody Harrelson—Indecent Proposal ca David Murphy
 Tom Berenger—Sliver ca Jack Landsford
 John Lithgow—Cliffhanger ca Eric Qualen
 Chris O'Donnell—The Three Musketeers ca D'Artagnan
 Keanu Reeves—Much Ado About Nothing ca Don John
 1994 O. J. Simpson—Naked Gun 33⅓: The Final Insult ca Nordberg
 Dan Aykroyd—Exit to Eden / North ca Fred Lavery/Pa Tex
 Jane March—Color of Night ca Richie
 William Shatner—Star Trek Generations ca James T. Kirk
 Rod Steiger—The Specialist ca Joe Leon
 1995 Dennis Hopper—Waterworld ca the Deacon
 Tim Curry—Congo ca Herkermer Homolka
 Robert Davi—Showgirls ca Al Torres
 Robert Duvall—The Scarlet Letter ca Roger Chillingworth
 Alan Rachins—Showgirls ca Tony Moss
 1996 Marlon Brando—The Island of Dr. Moreau ca Dr. Moreau
 Val Kilmer—The Ghost and the Darkness / The Island of Dr. Moreau ca Col. John Henry Patterson/Dr. Montgomery
 Burt Reynolds—Striptease ca Congressman David Dilbeck
 Steven Seagal—Executive Decision ca Lieutenant Colonel Austin Travis
 Quentin Tarantino—From Dusk till Dawn ca Richie Gecko
 1997 Dennis Rodman—Double Team ca Yaz
 Willem Dafoe—Speed 2: Cruise Control ca John Geiger
 Chris O'Donnell—Batman & Robin ca Dick Grayson / Robin
 Arnold Schwarzenegger—Batman & Robin ca Dr. Victor Fries / Mr. Freeze
 Jon Voight—Most Wanted / U Turn ca Lt. Col. Grant Casey/Blind Indian
 1998 Joe Eszterhas—An Alan Smithee Film: Burn Hollywood Burn ca Himself
 Sean Connery—The Avengers ca Sir August de Wynter
 Roger Moore—Spice World ca The Chief
 Joe Pesci—Lethal Weapon 4 ca Leo Getz
 Sylvester Stallone—An Alan Smithee Film: Burn Hollywood Burn ca Himself
 1999 Ahmed Best—Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace ca voice of Jar Jar Binks
 Kenneth Branagh—Wild Wild West ca Dr. Arliss Loveless
 Gabriel Byrne—End of Days / Stigmata ca Satan/Father Andrew Kiernan
 Jake Lloyd—Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace ca Anakin Skywalker
 Rob Schneider—Big Daddy ca Nazo

Anii 2000
 2000 Barry Pepper—Battlefield Earth ca Jonnie Goodboy Tyler
 Stephen Baldwin—The Flintstones in Viva Rock Vegas ca Barney Rubble
 Keanu Reeves—The Watcher ca David Allen Griffin
 Arnold Schwarzenegger—The 6th Day ca the clone of Adam Gibson
 Forest Whitaker—Battlefield Earth ca Ker
 2001 Charlton Heston—Cats & Dogs / Planet of the Apes / Town & Country ca The Mastiff/Zaius/Mr. Claiborne
 Max Beesley—Glitter ca Julian "Dice" Black
 Burt Reynolds—Driven ca Carl Henry
 Sylvester Stallone—Driven ca Joe Tanto
 Rip Torn—Freddy Got Fingered ca Jim Brody
 2002 Hayden Christensen—Star Wars: Episode II – Attack of the Clones ca Anakin Skywalker
 Tom Green—Stealing Harvard ca Walter P. "Duff" Duffy
 Freddie Prinze, Jr.—Scooby-Doo ca Fred Jones
 Christopher Walken—The Country Bears ca Reed Thimple
 Robin Williams—Death to Smoochy ca Rainbow Randolph Smiley
 2003 Sylvester Stallone—Spy Kids 3-D: Game Over ca the Toymaker
 Anthony Anderson—Kangaroo Jack ca Louis Booker
 Alec Baldwin—The Cat in the Hat ca Larry Quinn
 Al Pacino—Gigli ca Starkman
 Christopher Walken—Gigli / Kangaroo Jack ca Detective Stanley Jacobellis/Salvatore Maggio
 2004 Donald Rumsfeld—Fahrenheit 9/11 ca Himself
 Val Kilmer—Alexander ca King Philip II
 Arnold Schwarzenegger—Around the World in 80 Days ca Prince Hapi
 Jon Voight—Superbabies: Baby Geniuses 2 ca Bill Biscane
 Lambert Wilson—Catwoman ca George Hedare
 2005 Hayden Christensen—Star Wars: Episode III – Revenge of the Sith ca Anakin Skywalker/Darth Vader
 Alan Cumming—Son of the Mask ca Loki
 Bob Hoskins—Son of the Mask ca Odin
 Eugene Levy—Cheaper by the Dozen 2 / The Man ca Jimmy Murtaugh/Andy Fidler
 Burt Reynolds—The Dukes of Hazzard / The Longest Yard ca Boss Hogg/Coach Nate Scarborough
 2006 M. Night Shyamalan—Lady in the Water ca Vick Ran
 Danny DeVito—Deck the Halls ca Buddy Hall
 Ben Kingsley—BloodRayne ca Kagan, King of Vampires
 Martin Short—The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause ca Jack Frost
 David Thewlis—Basic Instinct 2 / The Omen ca Roy Washburn/Keith Jennings
 2007 Eddie Murphy—Norbit ca Mr. Wong
 Orlando Bloom—Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End ca Will Turner
 Kevin James—I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry ca Larry Valentine
 Rob Schneider—I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry ca Asian Minister
 Jon Voight—Bratz / National Treasure: Book of Secrets / September Dawn / Transformers ca Principal Dimly/Patrick Henry Gates/Jacob Samuelson/John Keller
 2008 Pierce Brosnan—Mamma Mia! The Movie ca Sam Carmichael
 Uwe Boll—Postal ca Himself
 Ben Kingsley—The Love Guru / The Wackness / War, Inc. ca Guru Tugginmypudha/Dr. Jeffrey Squires/Walken
 Burt Reynolds—Deal / In the Name of the King ca Tommy Vinson/Commancer Tarish
 Verne Troyer—The Love Guru / Postal ca Coach Punch Cherkhov/Himself
 2009 Billy Ray Cyrus—Hannah Montana: The Movie ca Robby Ray Stewart
 Hugh Hefner—Miss March ca Himself
 Robert Pattinson—The Twilight Saga: New Moon ca Edward Cullen
 Jorma Taccone—Land of the Lost ca Cha-Ka
 Marlon Wayans—G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra ca Ripcord

Anii 2010
 2010 Jackson Rathbone—The Last Airbender / The Twilight Saga: Eclipse ca Sokka/Jasper Cullen
 Billy Ray Cyrus—The Spy Next Door ca Colton James
 George Lopez—Marmaduke / The Spy Next Door / Valentine's Day ca Carlos / Glaze / Alfonso Rodriguez
 Dev Patel—The Last Airbender ca Prince Zuko
 Rob Schneider—Grown Ups ca Rob Hilliard
 2011 Al Pacino—Jack and Jill - rolul său
 Patrick Dempsey—Transformers: Dark of the Moon ca Dylan Gould
 James Franco—Your Highness ca Prince Fabious
 Ken Jeong—Big Mommas: Like Father Like Son / The Hangover Part II / Transformers: Dark of the Moon / Zookeeper ca Mailman / Leslie Chow / Jerry "Deep" Wang / Venom
 Nick Swardson—Jack and Jill / Just Go with It ca Todd / Eddie Simms
 2012 Taylor Lautner—The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 2 ca Jacob Black
 David Hasselhoff—Piranha 3DD ca Himself
 Liam Neeson—Battleship / Wrath of the Titans ca Admiral Shane/Zeus
 Nick Swardson—That's My Boy ca Kenny
 Vanilla Ice—That's My Boy - rolul său

 2013 Will Smith—After Earth ca Cypher Raige
 Chris Brown—Battle of the Year ca Rooster
 Larry the Cable Guy—A Madea Christmas ca Buddy
 Taylor Lautner—Grown Ups 2 ca Frat Boy Andy
 Nick Swardson—Grown Ups 2 / A Haunted House ca Nick Hilliard / Chip the Psychic

 2014 Kelsey Grammer - The Expendables 3 / Legends of Oz: Dorothy's Return / Think Like a Man Too / Transformers: Age of Extinction ca Bonaparte / Tin Man / Lee Fox / Harold Attinger
 Mel Gibson - The Expendables 3 ca Conrad Stonebanks / Victor Menz
 Shaquille O'Neal - Blended ca Doug
 Arnold Schwarzenegger - The Expendables 3 ca Trench Mauser
 Kiefer Sutherland - Pompeii ca Senator Quintas Attius Corvus

 2015 Eddie Redmayne - Jupiter Ascending ca Balem Abrasax
 Chevy Chase - Hot Tub Time Machine 2 / Vacation ca Hot Tub Repairman / Clark Griswold
 Josh Gad - Pixels / The Wedding Ringer ca Ludlow Lamonsoff / Doug Harris
 Kevin James - Pixels ca President William Cooper
 Jason Lee - Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Road Chip ca David "Dave" Seville

Multiple premii câștigate
2 premii
Dan Aykroyd
Hayden Christensen

Multiple nominalizări

4 nominalizări
Burt Reynolds
Arnold Schwarzenegger

3 nominalizări
Dan Aykroyd
Billy Barty
Marlon Brando
Danny DeVito
Rob Schneider
Sylvester Stallone
Nick Swardson
Jon Voight

2 nominalizări
Hayden Christensen
Billy Ray Cyrus
Robert Duvall
Ben Gazzara
Kevin James
Val Kilmer
Ben Kingsley
Taylor Lautner
Chris O'Donnell
Al Pacino
Keanu Reeves
Christopher Walken
Burt Young

Referințe și note

Legături externe

Premiile Zmeura de Aur


Svijet

Događaji

Osnivanja

Rođenja

Smrti

Hrvatska i u Hrvata

Događaji

Osnivanja

Rođenja

 7. kolovoza: Davor Derenčinović, hrvatski pravnik

Smrti

Izvori

Vanjske poveznice

Pravo u 1970.


වංසත්ථප්පකාසිනී යනු  දීපවංශය ලෙසම මහාවංශ කෘතිය සම්පාදනය කරගනීමෙලා මුලාශ්‍ර කරගත් කෘතියක් බව කියවේ. ඒ බව මහාවංස ටීකාවවෙහි  දැක්වෙයි.

වංසත්ථප්පකාසිනී


Les sœurs auxiliatrices de Notre-Dame de Pitié forment une congrégation religieuse féminine enseignante et hospitalière de droit pontifical.

Histoire

En 1875, le Père Dominique Évangeliste Pinheiro (1843-1924) fonde une confrérie à Caeté près du  (reconnue patronne de l'État du Minas Gerais le 20 novembre 1958 par Jean XXIII). L'association promeut la dévotion à la Vierge et aide aussi les familles pauvres. Le Père Pinheiro reste très marqué par le « Pelourinho do Poder », un pilori qui était situé près de sa maison natale où de nombreux esclaves et prisonniers sont torturés et tués.

En 1878, il ouvre l'asile saint Louis, pour les orphelins et les filles d'esclaves. Pour gérer son œuvre, il fonde, le 28 août 1892,la congrégation des sœurs auxiliatrices de Notre-Dame de Pitié, avec douze jeunes filles, dont certaines sont noires et filles d'esclaves, ce qui est une grande nouveauté pour l'époque. L'institut reçoit l'approbation diocésaine le 24 décembre 1939 et le décret de louange le 5 juin 1959.

Une sœur de la congrégation, Benigne Victime de Jésus (1907-1981) est reconnue vénérable le 18 février 2022.

Activité et diffusion

Les sœurs se consacrent à l'enseignement, au soin des malades et à d'autres œuvres d'assistance sociale.

Elles sont présentes au Brésil avec la maison-mère à Belo Horizonte.

En 2017, la congrégation comptait 95 sœurs dans 20 maisons.

Notes et références

Congrégation catholique féminine
Congrégation enseignante catholique
Fondation en 1892

Sœurs auxiliatrices de Notre-Dame de Pitié


Stednavnet Borgsted han henvise til flere steder:
 Borgsted Banke, et voldsted ved vestsiden af Lillebælt
 Borgsted, er en bebyggelse og et voldsted i Fanefjord Sogn på Møn
 Borgsted er det danske navn for byen og Borgstedt i i Amt Hüttener Berge i den østlige del af Kreis Rendsborg-Egernførde, i den centrale del af den tyske delstat Slesvig-Holsten.

Borgsted (flertydig)


Paterna de Rivera, İspanya'nın 17 özerk bölgesinden, ülkenin güneybatı köşesinde en fazla nüfusa sahip Endülüs otonom bölgesinin 8 eyaletinden biri olan Cádiz'a bağlı 44 belediyeden biridir. 2002 yılında yapılan nüfus sayımlarına göre Paterna de Rivera belediyesinin nüfusu 5.246 kişidir.

Cádiz belediyeleri
La Janda İlçesi'nin belediyeleri
Bilgi kutusu bulunmayan yerleşim yerleri

Paterna de Rivera


(40440) Dobrovský, denumire internațională (40440) Dobrovsky, este un asteroid din centura principală de asteroizi.

Descriere
40440 Dobrovský este un asteroid din centura principală de asteroizi. A fost descoperit pe  la Observatorul din Ondřejov de Petr Pravec și Peter Kušnirák. Asteroidul prezintă o orbită caracterizată de o semiaxă mare de 3,04 ua, o excentricitate de 0,10 și o înclinație de 9,9° în raport cu ecliptica.

Vezi și
 Lista planetelor minore: 40001-41000
 Centura de asteroizi

Referințe

Familia Eos

Obiecte astronomice descoperite în 1999
Centura de asteroizi

40440 Dobrovský


Paolo Moretti (nacido el  en Arezzo, Italia) es un exjugador y entrenador italiano de baloncesto. Con 2.00 de estatura, jugaba en la posición de alero. Se retiró con 30 años y desde entonces se ha dedicado a entrenar a diversos equipos italianos. En la actualidad dirige al Andrea Costa Imola de la Serie A2.

Clubs como jugador
1988-1992  Scaligera Verona
1992-1996  Virtus Bologna
1996-1997  Panionios BC
1997-1998  Fortitudo Bologna
1998-1999  Mens Sana Siena
1999-2000  Roseto Basket

Clubs como entrenador

2001–2003 Virtus Siena
2003–2004 Pallacanestro Catanzaro
2004–2005 Stamura Ancona
2005–2006 Basket Livorno
2006–2007 Viola Reggio Calabria
2007–2008 New Basket Brindisi
2009–2015 Pistoia Basket
2015–2017 Pallacanestro Varese
2019 Pistoia Basket
2019–2020 Viola Reggio Calabria
2020–Actualidad Andrea Costa Imola

Palmarés clubes
 LEGA: 3
Virtus Bologna: 1993, 1994, 1995
 Copa Italia: 2
 Scaligera Verona: 1990-91
 Fortitudo Bologna: 1997-1998.

Enlaces externos
 Ficha del jugador en LEGA BASKET SERIA A

Baloncestistas de Italia
Entrenadores de baloncesto de Italia
Baloncestistas de la selección de Italia
Baloncestistas italianos de la Lega Basket Serie A
Baloncestistas del Roseto Basket
Baloncestistas del Virtus Pallacanestro Bologna
Baloncestistas del Mens Sana Basket
Baloncestistas del Panionios
Baloncestistas del Scaligera Basket Verona
Baloncestistas del Fortitudo Bologna
Entrenadores del Viola Reggio Calabria
Entrenadores del Pistoia Basket 2000
Entrenadores del Mens Sana Basket
Nacidos en Arezzo

Paolo Moretti


Cuss may refer to:

 Cambridge University Socialist Society
 Common Use Self Service, a standard for airport check-in kiosks.
 Profanity

Cuss


CMB Televisión es un canal de televisión abierta colombiano de índole religioso que predica la teología o evangelio de la prosperidad, propiedad del Centro Misionero Bethesda desde su fundación en 2004.

Historia
CMB Televisión nació como parte del proyecto del Centro Misionero en los medios de comunicación, ya que disponía de dos programas en radio que provenían de la Cadena Radial Auténtica (Buenos días, Señor Jesús y Cadena de amor), los cuales se empezaron a emitir el 20 de octubre de 1996, en Canal Uno de Inravisión (actualmente RTVC).

En agosto de 2003, el canal comenzó a emitirse desde el satélite New Skies y, desde el 1 de enero de 2004, transmite en la frecuencia 49 de la banda UHF para Bogotá.

Programación
La programación del canal es de índole religioso y sus producciones son tanto propias del Centro Misionero Bethesda como de otros ministerios.

Además, cada domingo se transmiten en vivo los cultos en Bogotá desde la Iglesia del Millón de Almas, la sede más grande del CMB.

Referencias

Enlaces externos

Televisión de Bogotá
Protestantismo en Colombia
Canales de televisión abierta de Colombia
Canales de televisión abierta de Latinoamérica

CMB Televisión


This is a list of aviation-related events from 1967.

Deadliest crash
The deadliest crash of this year was the 1967 Nicosia Britannia disaster on 20 April, when a Bristol Britannia 313 crashed near Lakatamia, Cyprus, killing 126 of the 130 people on board.

Events
 The Canadian Golden Centennaires aerobatic team is formed and performs all year to celebrate the Canadian Centennial year.
 Boeing opens its biggest factory (largest building by volume), the Boeing Everett Factory, in Everett, Washington.

January
 January 1 – The United States conducts a 48-hour standdown of air operations over Vietnam for the New Year holiday.
 January 2
 In the biggest air battle to date in the Vietnam War, seven North Vietnamese Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-21s (NATO reporting name "Fishbed") are destroyed by U.S. Air Force F-4C Phantom II fighters of the 8th Tactical Fighter Wing in Operation Bolo.
 The contracts for the development of the Boeing SST supersonic transport and its engines are awarded.
 January 15 – The "Super Sights and Sounds" halftime show at the first AFL-NFL World Championship Game – retroactively dubbed Super Bowl I – at Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum in Los Angeles, California, includes two men who emerge from giant foam footballs flying around the field with jet packs, witnessed by almost 62,000 people in attendance and a television audience of more than 51 million.

February
 February 1 – Braniff Airways absorbs Pan American-Grace Airways (Panagra).
 February 2 – Pudahuel International Airport opens in Pudahuel, outside Santiago, Chile.
 February 7 – A lone hijacker commandeers a United Arab Airlines Antonov An-24 with 41 people on board during a domestic flight in Egypt from Cairo to Hurghada and forces it to fly to Amman, Jordan, where the hijacker surrenders to the authorities.
 February 12 – Operation Pershing begins against Viet Cong and North Vietnamese Army units in Bình Định and Quảng Ngãi provinces in South Vietnam; it will last until January 1968. The U.S. Armys 1st Cavalry Division (Airmobile) takes part alongside other U.S. Army, South Vietnamese Army, and South Korean Army units.
 February 13 – United States President Lyndon B. Johnson orders a six-day halt of American bombing raids over Vietnam during the visit of Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin to London.
 February 16 – Garuda Indonesia Flight 708, a Lockheed L-188A Electra, crashes on landing at Manado on Sulawesi in Indonesia, killing 22 of the 92 people on board.
 February 21 – McDonnell Aircraft completes the 2,000th F-4 Phantom II.
 February 22 – 845 troops of the U.S. Army's 173rd Airborne Brigade take part in Operation Junction City, the only paratrooper assault of the Vietnam War
 February 26 – U.S. Navy A-6 Intruders of Attack Squadron 35 (VA-35) drop naval mines in the mouth of the Sông Cái and Gianh rivers. The aerial mining of five North Vietnamese waterways will be completed by mid-April.

March
 The AGM-62 Walleye television-guided glide bomb is used in combat for the first time when U.S. Navy aircraft in Vietnam employ it in an attack on enemy barracks at Sam Lon.
 March 5
Varig Airlines Flight 837, a Douglas DC-8-33, crashes on approach to Roberts International Airport in Monrovia, Liberia, killing 51 of the 90 people on board and five people on the ground.
A propeller fails aboard Lake Central Flight 527, a Convair CV-580, causing its blades to penetrate the cabin and sever control cables. The airliner crashes near Marseilles, Ohio, killing all 38 people on board.
The second launch of the United States Air Force's Martin X-23 PRIME (Precision Reentry Including Maneuvering reEntry) experimental lifting body re-entry vehicle – designed to maneuver during reentry of Earth's atmosphere and be recovered in midair by a specially-equipped Lockheed JC-130B Hercules aircraft – takes place atop an Atlas SLV-3 launch vehicle at Vandenberg Air Force Base, California. The mission simulates a cross-range reentry taking the vehicle 654 miles (1,053 kilometers) off its ballistic track and banking at hypersonic speeds. The X-23's recovery parachute deploys properly for the first time and two of the recovery aircraft locate it, but its reefing cutters fail to actuate, making it dangerous to attempt to bring the X-23 aboard one of the JC-130Bs. The X-23 descends into the Pacific Ocean beneath its parachute and sinks when its flotation balloon sinks before a surface ship can reach it.
 March 9 – Trans World Airlines Flight 553, a McDonnell Douglas DC-9-15, collides in mid-air with a Beechcraft Baron over Concord Township near Urbana, Ohio. All 25 people on the DC-9 and the Beechcrafts sole occupant die. The accident leads the Federal Aviation Administration to place speed restrictions on aircraft flying below 10,000 feet (3,048 m) and contributes to its decision to create Terminal Control Areas.
 March 10
American aircraft attack the steel and iron works at Thái Nguyên, North Vietnam, for the first time.
After the F-4 Phantom of his wingman, Captain Earl Aman, suffers damage from antiaircraft fire over North Vietnam and loses almost all of its fuel, U.S. Air Force Captain Robert Pardo has Aman lower his tailhook and pushes Aman's F-4 by maneuvering to place Aman's tailhook against the base of his own windscreen. With one of his own F-4s engines on fire, Pardo pushes Aman powerless plane for 90 miles (145 km), and all four men aboard the two fighters eject over Laos, where they can avoid capture, rather than North Vietnam.
West Coast Airlines Flight 720, a Fokker F27 Friendship, crashes on Stukel Mountain just after takeoff in a mix of snow and rain from Klamath Falls Airport in Klamath Falls, Oregon, due to icing of its wings and control surfaces, killing all four people on board.
 March 13
 A former Soviet Air Force and Aeroflot pilot steals an Aeroflot Antonov An-2P (registration CCCP-04959) at Tuapse in the Soviet Union, intending to fly to Turkey. A Soviet Air Defense Forces Yakovlev Yak-28P (NATO reporting name "Firebar") intercepts the An-2P, and a Soviet Air Force MiG-17 (NATO reporting name "Fresco") later shoots it down over the Black Sea, killing the defecting pilot.
 The pilot of South African Airways Flight 406, a Vickers Viscount 818, suffers a heart attack while the airliner is on approach to East London, South Africa. The co-pilot is unable to regain control of the Viscount, and it crashes into the Indian Ocean off the Eastern Cape province of South Africa, killing all 25 people on board.
 March 30 - Delta Air Lines Flight 9877, a DC-8, crashes in New Orleans during a training flight, killing all 6 people on board and 13 on the ground.

April
 April 1
The United States Department of Transportation begins operations. The Federal Aviation Agency is renamed the Federal Aviation Administration and becomes a component of the new department, and its largest component. The Civil Aeronautics Board also becomes part of the new department.
The United States creates the National Transportation Safety Board, responsible for civil transportation accident investigation, including aviation accidents and incidents. It takes over this function from the Civil Aeronautics Board, whose responsibilities henceforth are limited to the regulation of commercial airline routes and fares.
 April 6 – Trans World Airlines retires it last Lockheed Constellation from passenger service and becomes the first all-jet airline.
 April 7 – After a Syrian mortar attack against the Israeli farming community of Gadot escalates into a general exchange of tank and artillery fire all along the Syrian-Israeli border, Israeli Air Force Dassault Mirage III fighter-bombers conduct bombing attacks against Syrian Army positions. A large force of Syrian Air Force MiG-21 (NATO reporting name "Fishbed") fighters responds. Within minutes, the Mirages shoot down six MiG-21s and chase the survivors as far as the outskirts of Damascus, Syria, before breaking off pursuit.
 April 7–22 – The U.S. Armys 1st Cavalry Division (Airmobile) conducts Operation Lejeune, a helicopter and ground assault against Viet Cong forces in Quảng Ngãi Province, South Vietnam.
 April 10
The chief of the Egyptian Air Force arrives in Damascus, Syria; the Premier of Egypt will join him there on April 18. Although their visit allegedly is to work out plans for a common stand against Israel by Syria and Egypt, the Egyptian officials actually warn Syria against further attacks on Israel.
Gates Rubber Company acquires a controlling interest in Lear Jet Industries.
 April 11 – A Cessna Skymaster piloted by Whataburger co-founder Harmon Dobson crashes shortly after takeoff in La Porte, Texas, killing Dobson and a business associate.
 April 17 – Japan Air Lines (JAL) begins a Tokyo-Moscow service using four Tupolev Tu-114 (NATO reporting name "Cleat") airliners reconfigured to a two-class layout with 105-seats and a mixed Aeroflot-JAL crew that includes one JAL flight crew member and a cabin crew of 10, of which five are from JAL and five from Aeroflot. The service continues until 1969, when the airliners are returned to Aeroflot and to their Soviet domestic 200-seat layout.
 April 18 – Aeroflot and Japan Air Lines jointly inaugurate a Moscow-Tokyo service.
 April 19 – The third and final launch of the United States Air Force's Martin X-23 PRIME (Precision Reentry Including Maneuvering reEntry) experimental lifting body re-entry vehicle – designed to maneuver during reentry of Earth's atmosphere and be recovered in midair by a specially-equipped Lockheed JC-130B Hercules aircraft – takes place atop an Atlas SLV-3 launch vehicle at Vandenberg Air Force Base, California. The mission simulates reentry from low Earth orbit with cross-range maneuvers taking the vehicle 710 miles (1,143 kilometers) off its ballistic track. All systems work perfectly and the X-23 is recovered in mid-air by a JC-130B over the Pacific Ocean in condition to fly again, although no further X-23 flights take place.
 April 20
American aircraft attack power plants in Haiphong, North Vietnam, for the first time.
Making its third attempt to land at Nicosia Airport during a violent thunderstorm, a Globe Air Bristol Britannia 313 crashes south of the airport near Lakatamia, Cyprus, killing 126 of the 130 people on board and seriously injuring three of the four survivors.
 April 23 – Five hijackers commandeer a Nigeria Airways Fokker F27 Friendship during a domestic flight in Nigeria from Benin City to Lagos. The airliner diverts to a landing in Enugu, Nigeria.
 April 25 – A U.S. Air Force 551st Airborne Early Warning and Control Wing EC-121H Warning Star crashes in the Atlantic Ocean off Nantucket, Massachusetts, killing 15 of the 16-man crew.
 April 27 – In North Vietnam, U.S. Navy aircraft strike Kép Air Base and U.S. Air Force aircraft attack Hòa Lạc Air Base.
 April 28 – The Douglas Aircraft Company and McDonnell Aircraft Corporation merge to form the McDonnell-Douglas Corporation.

May
 U.S. Navy "Alpha strikes" against North Vietnam become routine.
 May 1 – The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration signs a contract with the Boeing Company for the construction of two Boeing 2707 supersonic transports.
 May 15 – As the possibility of war with Israel looms, President of Egypt Gamel Abdel Nasser places the Egyptian Air Force and Egyptian Army on full nationwide alert.
 May 18 – The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) announces crew members for the first manned Apollo program space mission, Apollo 7. They are Walter M. Schirra, Jr., Donn F. Eisele, and R. Walter Cunningham.
 May 20 – American aircraft strike military targets in downtown Hanoi.
 May 23 – United States President Lyndon B. Johnsons administration prohibits any American air attacks within a 10-mile (16-km) radius of Hanoi.
 May 31 – A U.S. Air Force KC-135 Stratotanker makes an emergency refuelling of six U.S. Navy jets.

June
 MiG fighters in North Vietnam withdraw to bases in the People's Republic of China.
 June 3 – The Air Ferry Douglas DC-4 G-APYK. on a charter flight from Manston Airport to Perpignan, crashes into Mount Canigou, France, killing all 88 passengers and crew.
 June 4 – The British Midland Airways Canadair C-4 Argonaut G-ALHG suffers a fuel system problem and crashes in Hopes Carr, Stockport, England, killing 72 of the 84 people on board and seriously injuring all 12 survivors.
 June 5
 The Six-Day War begins between Israel and her Arab neighbors Egypt, Jordan, and Syria; Israel has 286 combat aircraft, while Egypt has 430, Syria has 127, and Jordan has 24. Israel opens the war with an 80-minute series of surprise pre-emptive Israeli Air Force strikes against Egyptian Air Force bases which destroy over 250 Egyptian aircraft, almost all of them on the ground, kill some 100 of Egypts 350 combat pilots, destroy 23 radar and surface-to-air missile sites, and crater the runways of ten major air bases. Egypt is caught with only five aircraft – the Egyptian Air Forces Ilyushin Il-14 (NATO reporting name "Crate") airborne command post and four unarmed trainers – airborne, and the trainers are shot down. Twenty-eight Egyptian MiGs get into the air, but Israeli aircraft shoot 12 of them down and the remainder crash when they cannot find a serviceable runway to land on; the Il-14 lands at Cairo International Airport, the only Egyptian plane to land safely anywhere during the morning. The Egyptian Air Force is knocked out of the war. Israel loses 19 aircraft during the strikes – two Dassault Mystères in air-to-air combat, one Sud Aviation Vautour to ground fire, and 16 to non-combat causes.
The Royal Jordanian Army shells Israels Ramat David Airbase and 16 Royal Jordanian Air Force Hawker Hunters attack Israeli airbases and villages around Netanya, Kfar Sirkin, and Kfar Saba, destroying one Nord Noratlas transport plane. After the Jordanian planes return to base, Israeli Air Force aircraft diverted from operations against Egypt attack their bases at Amman and Mafraq, shooting down two Hunters, destroying 16 more and extensively damaging the remaining six, all on the ground, and also destroying two helicopters and three light transport aircraft on the ground. American pilots fly five F-104 Starfighters in Jordan they have not yet turned over to the Jordanians to Turkey as soon as the war begins, and Jordan is left with no operational combat aircraft.
In the afternoon, the Israeli Air Force attacks all five Syrian Air Force bases, destroying 51 fighters, two bombers, and two helicopters on the ground, putting all the bases out of service, and shooting down four MiG-17 (NATO reporting name "Fresco") fighters in air-to-air combat. It also attacks airbases in western Iraq, destroying 20 more aircraft there. Israel loses one Mystère. Israels successful attacks on its opponents allow the Israeli Air Force to focus on ground-attack missions for the remainder of the war.
Israeli Air Force Aérospatiale Super Frelon and Sikorsky S-58 helicopters carry 150 Israeli Army paratroopers into action in operations to reduce Egyptian Army positions around Umm Katef in the Sinai Peninsula.
Boeing delivers its 1,000th jet airliner, a Boeing 707-120B built for American Airlines.
 June 6
Israeli aircraft mount heavy strikes against Royal Jordanian Army tanks in Jordans Dotan Valley.
In response to the growth of air traffic in Brazil, the Brazilian military government initiates studies concerning the renovation of the country's airport infrastructure. Among other things, the studies will recommend the construction of new passenger facilities in the areas of Galeão Air Force Base in Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo Air Force Base in São Paulo, leading eventually to the construction of a new passenger terminal at Rio de Janeiro–Galeão International Airport and the construction of São Paulo–Guarulhos International Airport.
 June 7
Israeli aircraft conduct heavy strikes against Syrian trenchlines and bunkers in the Golan Heights.
Three Israeli Air Force Nord Noratlas transport planes land on the runway at Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt, and discharge paratroopers, who seize the Egyptian base there. Later in the day, Israeli helicopters land paratroopers at nearby El-Tor, which they also capture.
 June 8
In the USS Liberty Incident, Israeli Air Force aircraft join Israeli Navy torpedo boats in attacking the U.S. Navy technical research ship  in the Mediterranean Sea north of the Sinai Peninsula. Liberty suffers heavy damage, with 34 of her crew killed and 171 wounded.
Israeli Air Force planes fly continuously over the Suez Canal, attacking Egyptian Army forces attempting to retreat across it. Heavy Egyptian antiaircraft fire shoots down three Dassault Ouragans and two Dassault Mystères.
 June 9 – The Israeli Air Force mounts a large, continuous attack against Syrian Army defensive positions in the Golan Heights, employing high-explosive bombs and napalm, and dropping bombs designed to crater runways on Syrian bunkers.
 June 10 – The Six-Day War ends in a complete Israeli triumph. During the war, the Arab countries have lost 452 aircraft, while Israel has lost 46.
 June 17 – The Vietnam Wars heaviest air attacks in nine months are American strikes targeting railroads near Hanoi.
 June 18 – The first regularly scheduled winter flight to Antarctica takes place, when the U.S. Navy C-130L Hercules City of Christchurch, with the commander of U.S. Naval Support Force Antarctica, U.S. Navy Rear Admiral James Lloyd Abbot, Jr., in the cockpit alongside its pilot, flies from Christchurch, New Zealand, to McMurdo Station with 22 people (including two parties of scientists riding as passengers), 5,000 pounds (2,268 kg) of mail, and almost 3,000 pounds (1,361 kg) of fresh food on board. All previous winter flights to Antarctica had been solely for the emergency evacuation of medical patients. The aircraft returns to Christchurch the following day.
 June 23 – Mohawk Airlines Flight 40, a BAC 1-11 204AF, crashes at Blossburg, Pennsylvania, due to a non-return valve failure, killing all 34 passengers and crew. It is the deadliest accident in the history of Mohawk Airlines.
 June 30
Thai Airways International Flight 601, a Sud Aviation Caravelle, crashes into the South China Sea while on approach to Kai Tak Airport in Hong Kong, killing 24 of the 80 people on board and injuring all 56 survivors.
Aden Airways ceases operations.

July
 July 19
The last U.S. Navy component of the Military Airlift Command, Air Transport Squadron 3, is disestablished at McGuire Air Force Base, New Jersey. Henceforth the Military Airlift Command consists only of U.S. Air Force components.
The Piedmont Airlines Boeing 727-22 Manhattan Pacemaker, operating as Flight 22 with 79 people on board, collides with a Lanseair, Inc., Cessna 310 with three people on board shortly after takeoff from Asheville Regional Airport in Asheville, North Carolina. Both aircraft crash, killing all 82 people on the two planes; among the dead on the Piedmont jet is John T. McNaughton, U.S. Assistant Secretary of Defense for International Security Affairs and one of United States Secretary of Defense Robert McNamaras closest advisers. The incident is the first major air accident investigated by the newly formed U.S. National Transportation Safety Board.
 July 29 – On Yankee Station in the Gulf of Tonkin off North Vietnam, a flight deck fire aboard the aircraft carrier  kills 134 men, injures 161, destroys 21 aircraft, and knocks the ship out of action until April 1968.

August
 United States President Lyndon B. Johnsons administration restricts all American bombing of targets in central Hanoi for two months, effective to October.
 August 6 – Five Colombian men hijack an Aerocondor Colombia Douglas C-54A-15-DC Skymaster with 71 people on board during a domestic flight in Colombia from Baranquilla to San Andrés and force it to fly to Havana, Cuba.
 August 7 – Aerolíneas Argentinas and Iberia Airlines jointly inaugurate the world's longest non-stop air route, between Buenos Aires and Madrid.
 August 9 – The world's first radar-equipped antisubmarine helicopter enters service, a Royal Navy Fleet Air Arm Westland Wessex HAS.3 with No. 814 Squadron.
 August 10 – Flying an F-4B Phantom II of United States Navy Fighter Squadron 142 (VF-142) from the attack aircraft carrier , Lieutenant Commander Robert Davis and Lieutenant Guy Freeborn shoot down two MiG-21s (NATO reporting name "Fishbed") over North Vietnam using AIM-9 Sidewinder air-to-air missiles.
 August 11 – F-105 Thunderchiefs of the U.S. Air Forces 335th Tactical Fighter Wing cut the Paul Doumer Bridge in Hanoi, North Vietnam, using 100 tons (90.7 metric tons/tonnes) of bombs.
 August 19 – U.S. Marine Corps Captain Stephen W. Pless, piloting a UH-1E attack helicopter near Quang Ngai, South Vietnam, drives Viet Cong forces away from Americans stranded on a beach and then lands under heavy fire to rescue them. He will receive the Medal of Honor for his actions, and his crew will receive the Navy Cross.
 August 27 – Lake Erie skydiving disaster: After an air traffic controller confuses a converted civilian North American B-25 Mitchell with another plane, the B-25 mistakenly drops eighteen skydivers over Lake Erie, four or five nautical miles (7.5–9.3 km) from Huron, Ohio. Sixteen drown. A National Transportation Safety Board report will later fault the pilot and controller, and to a lesser extent the skydivers. The United States will be held liable for the controller's negligence.
 August 30
 American aircraft bomb North Vietnamese road, railroad, and canal traffic in an attempt to isolate Haiphong.
 The Spanish Navy acquires the second aviation ship and first true aircraft carrier in its history when the United States loans the light aircraft carrier  to Spain under the Mutual Defense Assistance Program; Spain will purchase the ship outright in 1973. Renamed Dédalo (R01), she will serve in the Spanish Navy until 1989.

September
 September 1 – The U.S. Navys first dedicated search-and-rescue squadron, Helicopter Combat Support Squadron 7 (HC-7), is commissioned at Atsugi, Japan. It operates UH-2 Seasprite helicopters. Previously, all Navy search-and-rescue had been performed by helicopter antisubmarine squadrons.
 September 3 – Saudi businessman Mohammed bin Awad bin Laden, the father of future al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden, is among two people killed when his company Beechcraft 18 (registration HZ-IBN) crashes while trying to land on an airstrip at Usran in southwestern Saudi Arabia.
 September 9 – Three passengers hijack an Avianca Douglas C-47-DL Skytrain (registration HK-101) with 20 people on board during a domestic flight in Colombia from Baranquilla to Magangué and force it to fly to Santiago de Cuba, Cuba.
 September 11 – U.S. Navy aircraft strike the port facilities at Cẩm Phả, North Vietnam, for the first time.
 September 19 – Delta Air Transport begins operations with a flight from Antwerp, Belgium, to Amsterdam, the Netherlands, using a Beechcraft Queen Air.
 September 22 –  North American Aviation and the Rockwell-Standard Corporation merge to form the North American Rockwell Corporation.

October
 October 1 – Frontier Airlines purchases Central Airlines and takes over its airliner fleet and routes.
 October 3
The U.S. Navys first dedicated search-and-rescue squadron, Helicopter Combat Support Squadron Seven (HC-7), makes its first rescue, saving an American airman downed in Haiphong Harbor, North Vietnam.
U.S. Air Force Major William J. Knight sets a new world airspeed record in the North American X-15A-2, reaching Mach 6.72 (4,520 mph, 7,274 km/h), and lands safely despite multiple structural failures that cause the X-15s scramjet module to separate from the aircraft and damage the fuel-jettison system. It will prove to be the highest speed achieved by any aircraft at any time during the 20th century.
 October 5
Soviet test pilot Mikhail M. Komarov averages 2,981.5 km/h (1,851.5 mph) over a 500-km (310.5-mile) closed circuit in a Mig Ye-155, setting a new speed record for the distance with no payload.
Soviet test pilot Alexander V. Fedotov sets a new altitude record with a 1,000-kg (2,205-pound) payload in a Mig Ye-155, reaching  29,977 meters (98,349 feet).
American astronaut Clifton Williams is killed in the crash of his T-38 Talon near Tallahassee, Florida.
 October 8
American aircraft strike Cat Bi airfield near Haiphong in North Vietnam for the first time.
The first helicopter gunship designed as such to see combat, the U.S. Armys AH-1G Cobra, flies its first combat mission when two AH-1Gs operating over South Vietnam escort U.S. Army transport helicopters, then support South Vietnamese troops by destroying four enemy fortifications and sinking 14 sampans.
 October 12 – The de Havilland DH.106 Comet 4B G-ARCO, operating as Cyprus Airways Flight 284, breaks up in mid-air and crashes into the Mediterranean Sea 22 miles (35 km) south of Demre, Turkey, killing all 66 people on board.
 October 23 – American aircraft attack Phúc Yên Air Base, North Vietnam's largest airfield, for the first time.

November
 November 4 – Iberia Airlines Flight 062, Sud Aviation Caravelle EC-BDD operating a scheduled flight from Málaga Airport, Spain, to London Heathrow Airport, flies into Blackdown, Sussex, killing all 37 on board. English actress June Thorburn is among the dead.
 November 6 – Trans World Airways Flight 159, a Boeing 707-131, aborts its takeoff from Greater Cincinnati Airport in Hebron, Kentucky, because of the co-pilots fear that it had struck a disabled Delta Air Lines Douglas DC-9 on the runway during its takeoff roll. The 707 overruns the end of the runway and crashes, killing one and injuring 10 of the 36 people on board.
 November 8–9 (overnight) – Shot down by Viet Cong ground fire in an HH-3E helicopter and badly burned during a rescue mission southeast of Khe Sanh, South Vietnam, U.S. Air Force Captain Gerald O. Young deliberately draws attention to himself, then evades the enemy on the ground for hours to lead enemy forces away from other Americans on the ground and additional helicopters coming to rescue them. He will receive the Medal of Honor for his actions.
 November 15 – A North American X-15 on a high-altitude flight enters a spin at over Mach 5 and breaks up well above Mach 4, killing its pilot, U.S. Air Force Major Michael J. Adams. His is the only death during the X-15 program.
 November 16
American aircraft attack the shipyards at Haiphong, North Vietnam, for the first time.
Aeroflot Flight 2230, an Ilyushin Il-18V (NATO reporting name "Coot") crashes shortly after takeoff from Yekaterinburg in the Soviet Union, killing all 107 people aboard.
 November 17 – American aircraft strike Bach Mai Airfield near Hanoi for the first time.
 November 20 – Trans World Airlines Flight 128, a Convair 880, crashes in Constance, Kentucky, while on approach to Greater Cincinnati Airport, killing 70 of the 82 people on board.

December
 Aero Commuter, the future Golden West Airlines, is founded.
 December 4 – The A-7A Corsair II strike aircraft enters combat for the first time, operating from the attack aircraft carrier  over Vietnam.
 December 8 – American astronaut Robert Henry Lawrence, Jr., is killed when a United States Air Force F-104 Starfighter in which he is serving as an instructor pilot for a flight test trainee crashes at Edwards Air Force Base, California. The trainee ejects and survives with serious injuries.
 December 10 – Singer Otis Redding and four members of his back-up band, The Bar-Kays, are among six people killed in the crash of a Beechcraft 18 into Lake Monona in Madison, Wisconsin.
 December 18 – In Tucson, Arizona, a McDonnell F-4D Phantom II crashed into a supermarket (and several homes) shortly after takeoff from Davis–Monthan AFB; the two crewmen from Nellis AFB ejected safely, but four on the ground were killed.
 December 26 – The Soviet Union commissions its first helicopter carrier, Moskva.
 December 30 – Aeroflot Flight L-51 crashed during landing in Liepaja. It is the deadliest aviation accident in Latvian history with 43 fatalities.
 December 31
 The Royal Air Force's V bomber force begins to be dismantled, pending the deployment of the Polaris missile aboard Royal Navy submarines to act as Britain's nuclear deterrent.
 The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) begins initial talks to develop guidelines for a re-usable spaceplane.

First flights
 Bellanca Viking

January
 Cessna O-2 Skymaster
 January 4 - Taylor Titch G-ATYO

February
 February 8 - Saab Viggen
 February 10 - Dornier Do 31

March
 March 1 - SIAT 223 Flamingo
 March 3 – Beriev Be-30 (NATO reporting name "Cuff")
 March 11 - Bede BD-2

April
 April 7
 SA.340, prototype of the Aérospatiale Gazelle
 Found Centennial 100
 April 8 - Beagle B.121 Pup
 April 9 - Boeing 737
 April 21 - Rollason Beta

May
 May 9 - Fokker F28
 May 12 - Aermacchi AM-3
 May 23
 Hawker Siddeley Nimrod
 Mitchell Kittiwake

June
 June 10 – Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-23 prototype 23-11/1
 June 30 – BAC One-Eleven Series 500 prototype G-ASYD

August
 Schweizer QT-2
 August 18 – Handley Page Jetstream

October
 October 5 - Shin Miewa SS-2
 October 23 - Canadair CL-215
 October 26 - BAC Strikemaster

November
 November 7 - SOCATA ST 10
 November 18 - Dassault Mirage G
 November 28 - Pilatus PC-8D Twin Porter

December
 December 21 - SITAR GY-100 Bagheera
 December 22 - MHK-101
 December 26 - FMA IA 58 Pucará (unpowered prototype)

Entered service
 Mil Mi-8
 Sukhoi Su-15 (NATO reporting name "Flagon") with the Soviet Air Defense Forces

March
 Cessna O-2 Skymaster with the United States Air Force

May
 May 16 – Beechcraft U-21 Ute with United States Army

June
 Bell AH-1G Cobra with the United States Army

July
 July 18 – General Dynamics F-111 with the U.S. Air Forces 448th Tactical Fighter Squadron; first variable-geometry wing aircraft to enter service, the first with terrain-following radar, and the first able to score direct hits in zero visibility on the first attempt

August
 Tupolev Tu-134 with Aeroflot

September
 Beechcraft Baron Model 56TC
 Bell UH-1H Iroquois with United States Army
 Tupolev Tu-134 (NATO reporting name "Crusty") with Aeroflot
 September 15 – Ilyushin IL-62 with Aeroflot
 September 26 – Hamburger Flugzeugbau HFB-320 Hansa Jet with Italcementi

November
 November 17 – BAC One-Eleven Series 500 with British European Airways (BEA)

Retirements
 Avro 707

References

Aviation by year

1967 in aviation


Louis-Marie Stanislas Fréron (17 August 1754 – 15 July 1802) was a French politician, journalist, representative to the National Assembly, and a representative on mission during the French Revolution.

Background
The son of Elie-Catherine Fréron, he was born in Paris to a wealthy family. His father was a prominent journalist and popular opponent of the philosophes and encyclopédistes, his most notable opponent being Voltaire (who openly considered Elie his enemy), and it is surmised that his father's history of conflict with the state over freedom of the press heavily influenced Louis Fréron's political views. He attended the Lycée Louis-le-Grand, where his father held a faculty position, together with the likes of Maximilien Robespierre and Camille Desmoulins.  On the death of his father, he inherited L'Année littéraire, which was continued until 1795 and edited successively by the abbé Royou and Julien Louis Geoffroy.

Early Revolutionary activities
Though due to legal obligations he still had some affiliation with L'Année littéraire, Fréron took up writing and editing his paper L'Orateur du Peuple. In it, he wrote radical denunciations of counter-revolutionaries much like those written by Jean-Paul Marat and Camille Desmoulins, and in fact the three of them aided each other in editing their papers. His first real taste of rabble-rousing came in the form of collaboration with Desmoulins to incite the storming of the Bastille.

Soon after, he was elected as representative to the Bonne-Nouvelle district of the newly formed Paris Commune, where it seems he was minimally active before returning to his role as a journalist. He acted as a collaborator for L'Ami des citoyens for a brief period before starting his own paper L'Orateur du Peuple, under the pseudonym Martel, which consisted of 8 pages and was distributed every other day, with Marcel Enfantin serving as editor. Aside from his writings in his paper, he openly collaborated with Marat and agreed to fund and write half of Desmoulins paper.

In June 1790, Marcel Enfantin was arrested for "provable conspiracy against liberty" because the authorities believed him to be Martel. In response, Fréron wrote:
Citizens, can you believe it? The Orateur du peuple is in chains! He had only taken up the pen in defense of your rights, he was a dynamic writer of the most ardent patriotism…he fought the ministerial hydra with a club, and the aristocracy with ridicule…Well, the Municipality has slandered [his] intentions…it has poisoned his innocent phrases…[but] the voice the Orateur du peuple will pierce the vaults of his prison…the articles of the Rights of Man were made to be used by this French citizen…so that he may publish his opinions.

Also, Fréron's relationship with Desmoulins brought him to the cause of the Cordeliers and prompted his involvement with the attack on Tuileries palace of 1792 (the insurrection of the Paris crowds against the House of Bourbon, and their battle with the Swiss Guards).

In September, Fréron was elected to the National Convention for the département of Seine, and voted in favor of  Louis XVI's execution. Fréron served as a Représentant en mission to Provence, Marseilles, and Toulon between 1793 and 1794 together with Paul Barras.

Siege of Toulon
He was charged with establishing the Convention's authority in the south during the Toulon rebellion. Fréron remained infamous as an enforcer of the Reign of Terror but came into contact with Napoleon Bonaparte, still just a young artillery officer, who had been stationed there. Augustin Robespierre and Antoine Christophe Saliceti, two representatives on mission, responded favourably to Napoleon's request (bypassing his commander, Jean François Carteaux) to seize the peninsula fort from the British and install artillery on a promontory overlooking the bay in order to fire on the British fleet at anchor. An infantry attack led by Bonaparte was repelled, due chiefly to Carteaux lowering the number of men allocated to Napoleon for the attack. Fréron, despite quarrelling with Bonaparte and threatening him with execution, eventually gave him his backing against Carteaux. He subsequently attempted to curtail Napoleon's career by insuring he would not command another larger attack on the British fort that was being planned, posting him to command the reserves instead. However, as this new attack faltered, Napoleon led the reserves forward without orders and seized the British fort.

Napoleon had previously introduced Fréron to his sister Pauline Bonaparte with whom he had a relationship until Pauline was married off to General Charles Leclerc in 1797.

Reaction and the Directory
Nonetheless, both he and Barras joined the Thermidorian Reaction in its clash with Robespierre; L'Orateur du Peuple became the mouthpiece of anti-Jacobins, and Fréron incited the Muscadins to attack the sans-culottes with clubs. He brought about the accusation of Antoine Fouquier-Tinville, and of Jean-Baptiste Carrier, and the arrest of the last Montagnards. Being sent by the Directory on a mission of peace to Marseilles he published in 1796 Mémoire historique sur la réaction royale et sur les malheurs du midi ("Historical Dissertation on the Royalist Reaction and the Misfortunes of the South").

He was elected to the Council of the Five Hundred, but not allowed to take his seat. Failing as suitor for the hand of Pauline Bonaparte, in 1801 he was sent by Napoleon, now first consul, to Saint Domingue and died there from yellow fever in 1802.

General Charles Leclerc, who had married Pauline Bonaparte, also received a command in Saint Domingue in 1801 (during the last stage of the Haitian Revolution), and died the same year.

See also
 Jean Joseph Dussault

References

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1802 deaths
Writers from Paris
Deaths from yellow fever
Deputies to the French National Convention
French journalists
Lycée Louis-le-Grand alumni
Infectious disease deaths in Haiti
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People of the Reign of Terror
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Louis-Marie Stanislas Fréron


Ede Komáromi, (nacido el 25 de agosto de 1928 en Szeged, Hungría), es un exjugador húngaro de baloncesto. Consiguió 1 medalla de plata en el Eurobasket de la Unión Soviética de 1953 con Hungría.

Enlaces externos
Perfil en sports reference

Baloncestistas de la selección de Hungría
Baloncestistas de Hungría
Nacidos en Szeged
Fallecidos en Budapest

Ede Komáromi


Crkva Svih Svetih u selu Gornjem Humcu, općina Pučišća, zaštićeno kulturno dobro.

Opis dobra
Crkva Svih Svetih iz 13. st. pripadala je srednjovjekovnim naseljima Mošuje i Dubravice koja su nestala nakon haranja kuge u 15. i 16. stoljeću. Jednobrodna crkva s pačetvorinastom apsidom smještena je sred groblja s pravilnim rasterom grobova pokrivenim monolitnim nadgrobnim pločama. Vanjština crkve je građena lomljenim kamnom, a krov je pokriven kamenim pločama. Nad ulaznim vratima je rustični kameni nadvoj s natpisom Ecclesia Omnium Sanctorum i križem na sredini. Vrh pročelja ističe se široka romanička preslica s lučnim otvorom. Bočni zidovi artikulirani su s tri niše u tradiciji predromaničkih crkvica, a građevina je presvođena bačvastim svodom.

Uz crkvu je groblje.

Zaštita
Pod oznakom Z-4682 zavedena je kao nepokretno kulturno dobro - pojedinačno, pravna statusa zaštićena kulturnog dobra, klasificirano kao "sakralna graditeljska baština".

Izvori

Zaštićene sakralne građevine u Splitsko-dalmatinskoj županiji
Svi Sveti

Crkva Svih Svetih u Gornjem Humcu


Das Kaliwerk Sigmundshall, benannt nach dem ehemaligen Aufsichtsratsvorsitzenden Sigmund Meyer, ist ein ehemaliges Kalibergwerk im Wunstorfer Ortsteil Bokeloh. Es war das letzte produzierende Kalibergwerk in Niedersachsen. Der Bergbau wurde am 21. Dezember 2018 mit der symbolisch letzten geförderten Tonne wegen Erschöpfung der Vorräte eingestellt.
Seit September 2021 werden die unterirdischen Hohlräume mit Sole, die in den thüringischen Werken der K+S anfällt, verfüllt (geflutet).

Geographie

Geographische Lage
Das Kaliwerk Sigmundshall liegt etwa 25 km nordwestlich von Hannover und 5 km südlich des Steinhuder Meeres bei Wunstorf.

Geologie
Die Lagerstätte des Kaliwerkes Sigmundshall ist der Salzstock Bokeloh, der sich entlang der Steinhuder-Meer-Linie etwa 12 km in NW-SE-Richtung erstreckt und zwischen 500 und 1000 m breit ist. Der Salzstock Bokeloh entstand vor etwa 140 Mio. Jahren durch den Aufstieg der etwa 255 Mio. Jahre alten Zechsteinschichten. Seine Basis liegt in einer Teufe von mehr als 3.000 Metern. Er besteht aus den Schichten der Aller- und Leine-Serie. Abbauwürdig ausgeprägt sind die Kaliflöze Staßfurt (K2H) und Ronnenberg (K3Ro). Abgebaut wurde in einer Teufe zwischen 350 und 1400 Metern.

Der Salzstock wird im Nordosten durch den seiger einfallenden Buntsandstein begrenzt, an den sich die jüngeren Allerschichten konkordant anlegen. Er ist intensiv verfaltet, der Hauptanhydrit und das Flöz Staßfurt fallen zwischen 60 und 75° nach Südwesten ein.

Der Salzstock ist wasserfrei; es konnte seit Beginn der geologischen Erkundung bis heute keine Lauge festgestellt werden.

Bei Bohrarbeiten wurde 2012 unerwartet Schwefelwasserstoff angetroffen, eine bisher einmalige Erscheinung im deutschen Kalibergbau.

Geschichte

Der hannoversche Bankier Sigmund Meyer war "einer der Ersten, die sich der jungen Kalisalzindustrie in der Provinz Hannover […] annahmen". Er wurde zum Aufsichtsratsvorsitzenden des nach ihm benannten Kaliwerkes gewählt.

Im Jahre 1898 erwarb eine Gewerkschaft Mathias das Bergwerkseigentum an den Feldern des späteren Kaliwerkes Sigmundshall. Im Jahre 1902 wurde die Gewerkschaft Mathias durch die Alkaliwerke Sigmundshall Aktiengesellschaft übernommen. 1906 wurde das Werk an die Steinhuder Meer-Bahn angeschlossen. Ein Jahr später erwarb die Sigmundshall AG 4000 der 5000 Kuxe der Gewerkschaft Weser. Am 1. Januar 1922 wurde die Sigmundshall AG von den Consolidierten Alkaliwerken Westeregeln übernommen. 1937 schlossen sich die drei Gesellschaften Kaliwerke Salzdetfurth AG, Kaliwerk Aschersleben AG und AG Consolidierte Alkaliwerke Westeregeln zur Vereinigten Kaliwerke Salzdetfurth AG zusammen. Als Sitz der neuen Gesellschaft wurde Berlin gewählt.

In Altenhagen war von 1909 bis 1912 der Schacht Weser (auch Wetterschacht Altenhagen genannt) abgeteuft worden.
Bei Kolenfeld wurde 1965 bis 1965 als dritter Schacht der Schacht Kolenfeld abgeteuft.
Der Schacht diente als Materialschacht und einziehender Wetterschacht, Schacht Weser blieb ausziehender Wetterschacht und Schacht Bokeloh Förder- und Seilfahrtschacht.
(Bohrturm um 1900)

Im Jahre 1970 kam es zum Zusammenschluss der Kalibergwerke der Wintershall AG und der Vereinigten Kaliwerke Salzdetfurth AG. Es entstand die Kali und Salz GmbH Kassel, die 1971 in die Kali und Salz AG umgewandelt wurde. 1993 fusionierten K+S und die Mitteldeutsche Kali AG zur Kali und Salz GmbH mit Sitz in Sondershausen. Die Kali und Salz AG wurde in Kali und Salz Beteiligungs AG umbenannt.

Bergbaumuseum
Im Pförtnerhaus des  in Hagenburg-Altenhagen ist das "Bergbaumuseum Schacht Weser" untergebracht.

Unfälle
Am 5. April 2012 trat bei Bohrarbeiten in 1200 m Teufe Schwefelwasserstoff aus. Dabei kam 1 Bergmann durch das giftige Gas ums Leben, 3 wurden verletzt und 23 weitere Bergleute wurden vorsorglich zur Beobachtung in ein Krankenhaus gebracht. Die Unfallursache wurde durch das niedersächsische Landesamt für Bergbau, Energie und Geologie untersucht.

Literatur
 Kalibohrgesellschaft Neu-Wunstorf. In: Deutschlands Kali-Industrie Nr. 10, 1906. Gratisbeilage der "Industrie", Tageszeitung für Kohlen-, Kali- und Erz-Bergbau, 9. Mai 1906, S. 69–74

Weblinks

Einzelnachweise

Kalibergwerk im Nordhannoverschen Kali-Bezirk
Stillgelegtes Bergwerk in Niedersachsen
Wunstorf
Bergwerk in Europa

Kaliwerk Sigmundshall


Anomalurus es un género de roedores anomaluromorfos de la familia Anomaluridae. Es el único género de la subfamilia Anomalurinae. Se distribuyen por el África subsahariana.

Especies
Se reconocen las siguientes especies:
 Anomalurus beecrofti
 Anomalurus derbianus
 Anomalurus pelii
 Anomalurus pusillus

Referencias

Enlaces externos

Anomaluridae
Géneros de mamíferos
Fauna endémica del África subsahariana

Anomalurus


În chimie, o legătură dublă este o legătură chimică dintre două elemente chimice care presupune punerea în comun a doi electroni de legătură. Cea mai răspândită legătură dublă este cea întâlnită în molecula alchenelor. Pot exista mai multe tipuri de legături duble între două elemente diferite. De exemplu, într-o grupare carbonil, ea este între un atom de carbon și unul de oxigen. Alte legături duble sunt întâlnite în compușii azo (N=N), imine (C=N) și sulfoxizi (S=O). Într-o formulă structurală, legătura dublă este reprezentată prin două linii paralele (=) care conectează cei doi atomi.  Legătura dublă a fost introdusă prima dată în notațiile chimice de către chimistul rus Aleksandr Butlerov.

Exemple

Referințe

Legături chimice

Legătură dublă (chimie)


اللجنة المركزية للملاحة في نهر الراين منظمة دولية أوروبية مهمتها تشجيع الازدهار من خلال تأمين مستوى عال من الأمن للملاحة من نهر الراين والمناطق المحيطة به. وهي أقدم منظمة دولية موجودة مختصة بهذا المجال.

الأمانة العامة

لجنة حقوق الإنسان والأمانة العامة، مقرها في ستراسبورغ، في قصر لو رين. فقد 18 من الموظفين الذين يتعاملون مع الإدارة العامة من اصل 50 اجتماعا سنويا، والتمثيل الخارجي، وإدارة الضمان الاجتماعي لطواقم السفن على نهر الراين وإدارة حيث مقر المحكمة الدولية للملاحة في نهر الراين.

مراجع

الراين
تأسيسات سنة 1815
تأسيسات سنة 1815 في أوروبا
منظمات النقل مقرها في ألمانيا
منظمات دولية
منظمات دولية في أوروبا
منظمات مقرها في ستراسبورغ
منظمات نقل في فرنسا

اللجنة المركزية للملاحة في نهر الراين


Max Wilhelm Dehn (November 13, 1878 – June 27, 1952) was a German mathematician most famous for his work in geometry, topology and geometric group theory. Dehn's early life and career took place in Germany.  However, he was forced to retire in 1935 and eventually fled Germany in 1939 and emigrated to the United States.

Dehn was a student of David Hilbert, and in his habilitation in 1900 Dehn resolved Hilbert's third problem, making him the first to resolve one of Hilbert's well-known 23 problems. Dehn's students include Ott-Heinrich Keller, Ruth Moufang, Wilhelm Magnus, and the artists Dorothea Rockburne and Ruth Asawa.

Biography
Dehn was born to a family of Jewish origin
 in Hamburg, Imperial Germany.

He studied the foundations of geometry with Hilbert at Göttingen in 1899, and obtained a proof of the Jordan curve theorem for polygons. In 1900 he wrote his dissertation on the role of the Legendre angle sum theorem in axiomatic geometry.
From 1900 to 1911 he was an employee and researcher at the University of Münster. In his habilitation at the University of Münster in 1900 he resolved Hilbert's third problem, by introducing what was afterwards called the Dehn invariant. This was the first resolution of one of the Hilbert Problems.

Dehn's interests later turned to topology and combinatorial group theory. In 1907 he wrote with Poul Heegaard the first book on the foundations of combinatorial topology, then known as analysis situs. Also in 1907, he described the construction of a new homology sphere. In 1908 he believed that he had found a proof of the Poincaré conjecture, but Tietze found an error.

In 1910 Dehn published a paper on three-dimensional topology in which he introduced Dehn surgery and used it to construct homology spheres. He also stated Dehn's lemma, but an error was found in his proof by Hellmuth Kneser in 1929. The result was proved in 1957 by Christos Papakyriakopoulos. The word problem for groups, also called the Dehn problem, was posed by him in 1911.

Dehn married Antonie Landau on August 23, 1912. Also in 1912, Dehn invented what is now known as Dehn's algorithm and used it in his work on the word and conjugacy problems for groups. The notion of a Dehn function in geometric group theory, which estimates the area of a relation in a finitely presented group in terms of the length of that relation, is also named after him. In 1914 he proved that the left and right trefoil knots are not equivalent. In the early 1920s Dehn introduced the result that would come to be known as the Dehn-Nielsen theorem; its proof would be published in 1927 by Jakob Nielsen.

In 1922 Dehn succeeded Ludwig Bieberbach at Frankfurt, where he stayed until he was forced to retire in 1935. During this time he taught a seminar on historical works of mathematics.  The seminar attracted prolific mathematicians Carl Ludwig Siegel and André Weil, and Weil considered Dehn's seminar to be his most important contribution to mathematics. As an example of its influence, the seminar has been credited for inspiring Siegel's discovery of the Riemann–Siegel formula among Riemann's unpublished notes.

Dehn stayed in Germany until January 1939, when he fled to Copenhagen, and then to Trondheim, Norway, where he took a position at the Norwegian Institute of Technology. In October 1940 he left Norway for America by way of Siberia and Japan (the Atlantic crossing was considered too dangerous).

In America, Dehn obtained a position at Idaho Southern University (now Idaho State University). In 1942 he took a job at the Illinois Institute of Technology, and in 1943 he moved to St. John's College in Annapolis, Maryland. Finally in 1945, he moved to the experimental arts college, Black Mountain College, where he was the only mathematician.

He died in Black Mountain, North Carolina in 1952.

Black Mountain College
In March 1944, Dehn was invited to give two talks at Black Mountain College on the philosophy and history of mathematics. He noted in a letter that a lecture on an advanced mathematical topic didn't seem appropriate given the audience. He instead offered up the lectures "Common roots of mathematics and ornamentics," and "Some moments in the development of mathematical ideas." Black Mountain College faculty contacted him shortly after concerning a full-time position. After negotiating his salary from $25 to $40 per month, Dehn and his wife moved into housing provided by the school and he began teaching in January 1945.

While at Black Mountain College, Dehn taught courses in Mathematics, Philosophy, Greek, and Italian. In his class "Geometry for Artists," Dehn introduced students to geometric concepts such as points, lines, planes and solids; cones sectioned into circles, ellipses, parabolas, and hyperbolas; spheres and regular polyhedrons. His classes had an emphasis on the way shapes relate to each other, a concept that can be useful in artistic mediums.

He enjoyed the forested mountains found in Black Mountain, and would often hold class in the woods, giving lectures during hikes. His lectures frequently drifted off topic on tangents about philosophy, the arts, and nature and their connection to mathematics. He and his wife took part in community meetings and often ate in the dining room. They also regularly had long breakfasts with Buckminster Fuller and his wife.

In the summer of 1952 Dehn was made Professor Emeritus, which allowed him to remain on campus and act as an advisor. Unfortunately he died of an embolism shortly after witnessing the removal of several dogwood trees from the campus. He is buried in the woods on the campus.

See also
A wide variety of concepts have been named for Dehn. Among them:
Dehn's rigidity theorem
Dehn invariant
Dehn's algorithm
Dehn's lemma
Dehn plane
Dehn surgery
Dehn twist
Dehn–Sommerville equations

Other topics of interest

Chiral knot
Conjugacy problem
Freiheitssatz
Group isomorphism problem
Lotschnittaxiom
Mapping class group of a surface
Non-Archimedean ordered field
Scissors congruence
Two ears theorem
Undecidable problem

References

 Max Dehn, Papers on group theory and topology. Translated from the German and with introductions and an appendix by John Stillwell. With an appendix by Otto Schreier. Springer-Verlag, New York, 1987. viii+396 pp.
 Sher R. B., Max Dehn and Black Mountain College, The Mathematical Intelligencer, Vol. 16, No. 1, 1994.
Peifer D., Max Dehn: An Artist among Mathematicians and a Mathematician among Artists, Black Mountain College Studies Journal
Max Dehn

External links

Dehn's archive – at the University of Texas at Austin
"Max Dehn, Kurt Gödel, and the Trans-Siberian Escape Route", an article by John W. Dawson in the Notices of the AMS.

1878 births
1952 deaths
19th-century American mathematicians
20th-century American mathematicians
19th-century German mathematicians
20th-century German mathematicians
Scientists from Hamburg
Jewish emigrants from Nazi Germany to the United States
Group theorists
Topologists
Academic staff of the University of Münster
Academic staff of Goethe University Frankfurt
Illinois Institute of Technology faculty
Idaho State University faculty
Black Mountain College faculty
Mathematicians from the German Empire

Max Dehn


Fîhi Mâ Fîh (), Arapça sözcük karşılığı "ne varsa içindedir" manasına gelen, anlam karşılığı ise "ne varsa onun içinde var" veya "ne varsa onda var"a gelen Mevlânâ Celâleddîn-i Rûmî'nin bir eseri.

Nitelik ve içeriği
Bu eser Mevlânâ'nın çeşitli meclislerde yaptığı sohbetlerin, oğlu Sultan Veled tarafından toplanması ile meydana gelmiştir. 75 bölümden oluşmaktadır ve bu bölümlerin 6'sı Arapça diğerleri ise Farsça kaleme alınmıştır. Bu bölümlerden bir kısmı, Selçuklu Veziri Süleyman Pervane'ye hitaben kaleme alınmıştır. Eserde bazı siyasi olaylara da temas edilmesi yönünden, bu eser aynı zamanda tarihi bir kaynak olarak da kabul edilmektedir. Eserde Mevlânâ'nın düşünüşü, dünya görüşü, devrini bildirişi, din ve insanlık hakkındaki düşünüşleri, anlatılır. Cennet ve cehennem, dünya ve âhiret, mürşit ve mürîd, aşk ve semâ gibi konular işlenmiştir.

Adı
Esere "Fihi Ma-Fih" isminin hangi nedenle verildiğini kesin bir tarzda söylemek doğru olmadığı gibi; "içinde olması gereken şeyler buradadır" manasının kasdedilmiş olabileceği ihtimali düşünülmelidir.

Baskıları
Fîhi Mâ-Fîh, ilk defa Türkçeye Ahmet Avni Konuk (1868-1938) tarafından tercüme edilmiştir.
Dr. Selçuk Eraydın tarafından hazırlanmış bir baskısı İz Yayınları tarafından yayınlanmıştır.
Türkçeye Billur C. Yılmazyiğit tarafından çevrilen ve "Ne varsa onun içinde var" adıyla yeniden PARŞÖMEN YAYINLARI tarafından basıldı.

Kaynakça

Dış bağlantılar
 Fîhi Mâ-Fîh

Mevlânâ Celâleddîn-i Rûmî
Fars edebiyatı
İslam felsefesi kitapları

Fîhi Mâ Fîh


وليد خالد صديق الجيزاني.

ولد بمكة المكرمة في حي الملاوي في عام 10 أكتوبر عام1982م..

مسيرته مع الشباب
أعير عام 2007 لنادي الشباب السعودي وعاد للاهلي وجدد للأهلي عقده لمدة 4 سنوات بمبلغ (800.000) ريال.

مسيرته مع الحزم
انتقل بعد ذلك إلى نادي نادي الحزم السعودي وقدم مع الحزم أفضل فترات حياته . حيث سجل ثاني أسرع هدف في تاريخ الدوري السعودي على الاتحاد في الثانية الـ 13 الأولى..

مسيرته مع الشباب
في عام 2010 في وقت الانتقالات الشتويه وقع اللاعب مع نادي الشباب

مسيرته مع الهلال
وفي عام 2010 وقع لنادي نادي الهلال السعودي لمدة أربع سنوات

مسيرته مع الرائد
وفي عام 2011 وقع لنادي نادي الرائد السعودي

روابط خارجية

مراجع

لاعبو كرة قدم رجالية سعوديون
مهاجمو كرة قدم رجالية
أشخاص على قيد الحياة
رياضيون من جدة
لاعبو النادي الأهلي (السعودية)
لاعبو دوري الدرجة الأولى السعودي
لاعبو دوري الدرجة الثانية السعودي
لاعبو دوري المحترفين السعودي
لاعبو كأس العالم 2006
لاعبو كرة قدم سعوديون
لاعبو منتخب السعودية لكرة القدم
لاعبو نادي الجبلين
لاعبو نادي الحزم
لاعبو نادي الرائد
لاعبو نادي الرياض
لاعبو نادي الشباب (السعودية)
لاعبو نادي الشعلة (السعودية)
لاعبو نادي العروبة (السعودية)
لاعبو نادي الهلال (السعودية)
مواليد 1401 هـ
مواليد 1402 هـ
مواليد 1982
مواليد في جدة
لاعبو كرة قدم من جدة

وليد الجيزاني


13293 Mechelen este un asteroid din centura principală de asteroizi.

Descriere
13293 Mechelen este un asteroid din centura principală de asteroizi. A fost descoperit pe  la Observatorul La Silla de Eric Walter Elst. Asteroidul prezintă o orbită caracterizată de o semiaxă mare de 2,46 ua, o excentricitate de 0,03 și o înclinație de 5,8° în raport cu ecliptica.

Vezi și
 Lista planetelor minore: 13001-14000
 Centura de asteroizi

Note

Obiecte astronomice descoperite în 1998
Centura de asteroizi

13293 Mechelen


NGC 7318A (también conocida como UGC 12099 o PGC 69260) es una galaxia elíptica a unos 300 millones de años luz de distancia en la constelación Pegaso. Se trata de un miembro del famoso Quinteto de Stephan, esta galaxia está en proceso de colisión.

El Telescopio Espacial Spitzer revelaron la presencia de una onda de choque intergaláctico enorme, que se muestra por el verde del arco magnífico en la foto a la derecha producida por una galaxia de caer en otro a millones de kilómetros por hora. Como NGC 7318B choca con NGC 7318A, hay difusión de gases en todo el cúmulo; los átomos de hidrógeno se calientan en la onda de choque, lo que produce el resplandor verde. El hidrógeno molecular que se puede ver aquí es una de las formas más turbulentas de hidrógeno molecular del universo. Este fenómeno fue descubierto por un equipo internacional de científicos del Instituto Max Planck de Física Nuclear (MPIK) en Heidelberg. Lo más notable es el hecho de que este choque puede ayudar a proporcionar una visión de lo que ocurrió en los inicios del universo hace 10 millones de años cuando este se formó.

Véase también
 NGC 7318

Referencias

Enlaces externos
 SIMBAD: UGC 12099 -- Galaxias en interacción. Datos de NGC 7318A.

Constelación de Pegaso
Galaxias elípticas
Galaxias en interacción
Objetos NGC
Objetos UGC

NGC 7318A