Sigmund Freud died from physician-assisted suicide after battling a terminal oral cancer.

Sigmund Freud is not known for receiving any major awards or honors during his lifetime. However, his contributions to psychology and psychoanalysis have been widely recognized posthumously through various accolades, such as the prestigious "Father of Psychoanalysis" title.

One big idea associated with Sigmund Freud is the concept of the unconscious mind and how it influences behavior. He believed that unconscious thoughts and feelings greatly impact human actions, often manifesting through dreams, slips of the tongue, and other subtle behaviors. This idea laid the foundation for his development of psychoanalysis as a way to explore and address these hidden influences.

Sigmund Freud was famous for developing psychoanalysis, a method for treating mental illness by exploring the unconscious mind. He also introduced concepts such as the Oedipus complex, defense mechanisms, and the structure of the mind (id, ego, superego). His work revolutionized the field of psychology and had a lasting influence on how we understand human behavior.

1. Robert Frost was a celebrated American poet known for his depictions of rural life and New England settings.
2. He won the Pulitzer Prize for Poetry four times throughout his career, a record that still stands today.
3. Frost is best known for poems such as "The Road Not Taken" and "Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening."

Robert Goddard did not receive the Nobel Peace Prize. He is known for his pioneering work in rocketry and spaceflight.

Robert Goddard enjoyed working with rockets but he did not enjoy the members of the press making fun of him.

Robert Goddard's first rockets were launched between the years 1926-1941. Over this course of time a total of 34 rockets were launched which reached heights of as high as 1.6 miles in the air.

Goddard did not invent the rocket, he only developed a technology that had already been invented centuries before. For example, Goddard did invent the first liquid fuel rocket and the first two-stage rocket.

Goddard himself stated that, as a child, he dreamed of flying to Mars. Fortunately, he took this dream, asked the questions about what would necessary to make it true, and then tried to develop the technology to make it happen.

Goddard was insatiably curious about science and technology, an this was encouraged by his parents. He was also a voracious bookworm, reading books of many genres.

In the past rockets have been used for many different things. In the 1200's, Chinese soldiers used them against their enemies. In 1930, Robert Goddard, was the first to set earthlings on a path into space. Hundreds of space crafts and satellites have been lifted into space by rockets. These satellites send information back to earth.

Goddard received over 200 patents, but the two most important for space travel were liquid fuel rockets and two-stage rockets. Without these two ideas, space travel would never have happened.

Goddard stated very clearly that, on 1899 October 19, he ascended a cherry tree in his yard, looked at the sky, and began to imagine what it would be like to actually build a device that could fly to Mars. He wasn't specifically thinking about rockets, but doing exactly that resulted from his thoughts on October 19 -- a date he commemerated for the rest of his life.

American- Robert Goddard

Goddard did not build the "first" rocket; that had been done centuries earlier in China. Goddard's first rocket test was in the spring of 1915, as a professor at Clark College in Massachusetts, when he was 27 years old.

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The school is named after the founder's dog!

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Well its like the chicken and the egg i personally think that jesus made god.