Stanley L. Lebar Age, Birthday, Zodiac Sign and Birth Chart

Stanley L. Lebar was an American engineer known for designing the television camera used during the Apollo moon missions. He served as a gunner in B-24 bombers during World War II before studying electrical engineering at the University of Missouri. In 1964, he led a team at Westinghouse to create a lightweight camera that could withstand extreme lunar temperatures. The black-and-white camera famously broadcast Neil Armstrong's first steps on the Moon in 1969. He later developed a color camera for Apollo and cameras for the Skylab space station.

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Meaning of the name - Stanley

stone clearing

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July 29, 1925 Facts

Generation Group

Stanley L. Lebar belongs to the GI Generation group.

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Place of Birth: Richmond

Place of Death: Severna Park

Cause of Death: complications after surgery

Educated At: University of Missouri

Occupation: engineer

Employers: Westinghouse Electric Corporation

Awards Received: Emmy in the technical category (1970)

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Astrology Analysis

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