the first rocket went into space on june 1944.
the first rocket went into space on june 1944.
when did the first rocket go into space?
june 1944
the first rocket to reach space was a german v-2 rocket, on a vertical test flight in june 1944. after the war ended, the research and development branch of the (british) ordinance office organised "operation backfire" which, in october 1945, assembled enough v-2 missiles and supporting components to enable the launch of three (possibly four, depending on source consulted) of them from a site near cuxhaven in northern germany. although these launches were inclined and the rockets didn't achieve the altitude necessary to be regarded as sub-orbital spaceflight, the backfire report remains the most extensive technical documentation of the rocket, including all support procedures, tailored vehicles and fuel composition.
history of spaceflight
nikolsburg (hasidic dynasty)









































nikolsburg is the name of several hasidic dynasties, named for rabbinic leaders of the town of nikolsburg (mikulov) in moravia.









































there currently exist three distinct hasidic communities named nikolsburg:









































bullet::::- nikolsburg of monsey, based in monsey, new york, led by its "rebbe", rabbi yosef yechiel mechel lebovits of monsey, new york, a descendant of rebbe shmelke of nikolsburg, for whom the dynasty and associated hasidic community are named,
nikolsburg (hasidic dynasty)