German rocket scientists

German rocket scientists, such as Wernher von Braun, were engineers and physicists who developed advanced rocket technology primarily during World War II and thereafter. They contributed significantly to the development of missile systems for military use and later played a crucial role in space exploration. After the war, many moved to the United States and other countries, working on projects like NASA's Apollo program, which enabled humans to land on the Moon. Their expertise in propulsion, aerodynamics, and engineering helped push the boundaries of space travel and technology.