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By all accounts, the leading worker in Celestial Mechanics of the modern era. He single-handedly designed the Apollo moon missions, insisting NASA use the free-return trajectory. Once a spacecraft is on that flight path, it does not need fuel to return to Earth. So it was Victor Szebehely who saved Apollo 13 not Gary Sinese.

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2002.5.30 Disabilty Review: we did nothing wrong.

May 30, 2002
A 2002 University of Texas investigation examined disability discrimination claims, AIAA conference eligibility, and an aerospace engineering dismissal appeal.

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2000.6.27 Mars paper accepted at the Mars Societ Convention

June 27, 2000
A Mars research paper accepted by the Mars Society Convention was withdrawn after a student faced limited university funding and support.

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1997.4.15 Solar system paper presented to Victor Szebehely’s class

April 15, 1997
Explore an updated NASA solar system model, orbital theory research, and the academic dispute surrounding a proposed unified field theory.

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1993.4.4 Correspondence with Victor Szebehely on a Unified Field Theory Solar System Model

April 4, 1993
Explore correspondence with Victor Szebehely on a proposed solar system model, celestial mechanics research, planetary orbits, and a Unified Field Theory.

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