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Qian Xuesen fue un científico que hizo contribuciones importantes a los programas espaciales y de misiles de los Estados Unidos y de República Popular China.[1]​

Desde 1943, Qian era uno de los fundadores del laboratorio de la propulsión a reacción en el Instituto de Tecnología de California. Durante la guerra fría de los años 50, el Gobierno de los Estados Unidos acusó a Qian de tener simpatías comunistas, y lo despojaron de su visa en 1950.[2]​ Ellos detuvieron a Qian, quien entonces decidido de volver a China. Después de pasar años bajo arresto domiciliario virtual , Qian pudo viajar a China en 1955, a cambio de la repatriación de los pilotos americanos capturados durante la Guerra de Corea. Notificado por autoridades de los E.E.U.U. que él estaba libre de ir, Qian arregló inmediatamente su salida, yéndose para China en septiembre de 1955, vía Hong Kong.

Él organizó enseguida el programa chino del cohete, y es conocido como el “padre del programa espacial chino”.

El asteroide Qianxuesen lleva su nombre.[3]​ Wikipedia  

✵ 11. diciembre 1911 – 31. octubre 2009
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“An engineering science aims to organize the design principles used in engineering practice into a discipline and thus to exhibit the similarities between different areas of engineering practice and to emphasize the power of fundamental concepts. In short, an engineering science is predominated by theoretical analysis and very often uses the tool of advanced mathematics.”

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Fuente: Engineering cybernetics, (1954), p. vii

“The purpose of "Engineering Cybernetics" is then to study those parts of the broad science of cybernetics which have direct engineering applications in designing controlled or guided systems. It certainly includes such topics usually treated in books on servomechanisms. But a wider range of topics is only one difference between engineering cybernetics and servomechanisms engineering. A deeper - and thus more important - difference lies in the fact that engineering cybernetics is an engineering science, while servomechanisms engineering is an engineering practice.”

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Fuente: Engineering cybernetics, (1954), p. vii

“I do not plan to come back. I have no reason to come back.. I plan to do my best to help the Chinese people build up the nation to where they can live with dignity and happiness.”

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Qian (1955) to reporters after returning to China. Cited in: " Qian Xuesen dies at 98; rocket scientist helped establish Jet Propulsion Laboratory http://www.latimes.com/news/nationworld/nation/la-me-qian-xuesen1-2009nov01,0,2865408.story" Obituary Nov 1, 2009

“The celebrated physicist and mathematician A. M. Ampere coined the word cybernetique to mean the science of civil government (Part II of "Essai sur la philosophic des sciences", 1845, Paris). Ampere's grandiose scheme of political sciences has not, and perhaps never will, come to fruition. In the meantime, conflict between governments with the use of force greatly accelerated the development of another branch of science, the science of control and guidance of mechanical and electrical systems. It is thus perhaps ironical that Ampere's word should be borrowed by N. Wiener to name this new science, so important to modern warfare. The "cybernetics" of Wiener ("Cybernetics, or Control and Communication in the animal and the Machine," John Wiley & Sons, Inc., New York, 1948) is the science of organization of mechanical and electrical components for stability and purposeful actions. A distinguishing feature of this new science is the total absence of considerations of energy, heat, and efficiency, which are so important in other natural sciences. In fact, the primary concern of cybernetics is on the qualitative aspects of the interrelations among the various components of a system and the synthetic behavior of the complete mechanism.”

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Fuente: Engineering cybernetics, (1954), p. vii. About the origin of the word Cybernetics

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