Donald Duck's uncle was partly based on Wernher von Braun
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1961年9月24日，迪士尼推出唐老鸭的叔叔路德维希·冯·德雷克，这是华特·迪士尼首个专为电视创作的角色。该角色部分灵感来自早期太空时代的火箭科学家。冯·德雷克被设定为“世纪杰出天才”，在节目中向观众讲解科学原理与技术概念，涉及彩色电视原理、运动健康、航空史等主题，并于1963年2月10日的《外太空内部》一集中讲解太空知识。
Did you know that the first character that Walt Disney created to specifically appear on television was inspired, in part, by early Space Age rocket scientists?
On this day 65 years ago (September 24, 1961), Disney introduced the "renowned scientist, lecturer, psychologist [and] world traveler," Ludwig Von Drake. A member of the Duck family (he is the "brilliant and eccentric" uncle of Donald Duck), Von Drake was "the outstanding genius of the century" (per Disney himself) who helped to explain scientific principles and technological concepts to the millions of people who tuned in every Sunday to watch Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color on NBC.
A few years later, after expertly (but often absent-mindedly) addressing topics such as how color television works, the health benefits of exercising, and the history of aviation, Von Drake dove into the topic for which he said he wrote the book on, in the February 10, 1963, episode "Inside Outer Space."
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