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1. amillionsteps.velasca.com › en › the-story-of-galloThe story of Gallo, an exclusive socks club | A Million Steps

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   CEO and creative director since the late ‘90s, Giuseppe Colombo dove into the production of the accessory. He turned socks, which were first exclusively male, into a lifestyle; a coveted luxury item. After Giuseppe Colombo attracted the fashion world’s attention to socks, they slowly became commodities. Proud of their success, but always ...

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3. www.the-spin-off.com › news › storiesHow 200 years of slow fashion run fast - The SPIN OFF

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   May 25, 2021 · How 200 years of slow fashion run fast by Maria Cristina Pavarini — May 25, 2021 Brothers Mario and Carlo Colombo, owners of the Italian textile factory Tessitura La Colombina as the fourth generation, are running their company from the 1800s keeping faith to the same care for quality and craftsmanship, caring for today’s fashion needs and ...

4. www.nickicolombo.com › en › contentA history of excellence Made in Italy | Nicki Colombo

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   Giuseppe, Mario’s son launches Nicki Colombo brand. A line of fashion accessories which give further vigour to the quality of Italian craftsmanship and design. 2002. The fourth generation begins with Mario, together with his father Giuseppe, creating a new synergy of networks and connectivity, aiming at local, ethical and sustainable production.

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   Who is Giuseppe Colombo?

   • Giuseppe Colombo was born in 1920 in Padua, Italy, where he attended primary and secondary schools. After graduating from the University of Pisa in Mathematics in 1944, he returned to Padua where he worked as Assistant, and then Associate Professor, of Theoretical Mechanics at the University.

   ESA - Giuseppe 'Bepi' Colombo: Grandfather of the fly-by

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   What did Giuseppe Colombo invent?

   • Colombo invented the concept of tethers for tying satellites together. Colombo participated in the planning of Giotto, the European Space Agency 's mission to Halley's Comet, but died before the spacecraft was launched. The Giuseppe Colombo Centre for Space Geodesy in Matera, Italy.

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   How did Colombo contribute to science?

   • Colombo also explained the spin-orbit resonance in Mercury's orbit, showing that it rotates three times for every two orbits around the Sun. Colombo also made significant contributions to the study of Saturn's rings, mostly using ground-based observations in the era before space exploration reached the outer Solar System.

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   Why did Colombo study Mercury?

   • Colombo studied the planet Mercury, and it was his calculations which showed how to get a spacecraft into a solar orbit which would encounter Mercury multiple times, using a gravity assist manoeuvre with Venus. Due to this idea, NASA was able to have the Mariner 10 accomplish three fly-bys of Mercury instead of one.

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6. www.tessituralacolombina.com › en › artisanalHistory of weaving - Tessitura La Colombina

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   In 1962, Giuseppe Colombo, Mario’s son, began the third generation of the company. Giuseppe specialized in accessories, making colours his winning tactic: pre-dyed yarns matched with great skill, a play on designs and embellishments.

7. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Giuseppe_ColomboGiuseppe Colombo - Wikipedia

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   Giuseppe "Bepi" Colombo (2 October 1920 in Padua – 20 February 1984 in Padua) was an Italian scientist, mathematician and engineer at the University of Padua, Italy. Mercury.

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9. www.esa.int › About_Us › ESA_historyESA - Giuseppe 'Bepi' Colombo: Grandfather of the fly-by

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   Professor Giuseppe ‘Bepi’ Colombo was a mathematician and engineer of astonishing imagination. His bald head and grey moustache of later years were a familiar sight in the corridors of both ESA and NASA.

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    3140. Giuseppe Colombo (October 2, 1920 – February 20, 1984) was an Italian scientist, mathematician and engineer. He is better known by his nickname Bepi Colombo. He is known for his work on Mercury, inventing tethers for linking satellites together and is one of the initiators of ESA’s mission to Halley’s Comet.