Jul 20, 2025
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Happy Moon Landing Day!
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My parents were at a conference several years ago where Neil Armstrong was the keynote speaker. During Q&A, one of the questions was how long he spent thinking about the "one small step" line.
He said the estimated odds of them actually making it to the moon were so low, none of them had given any thought to it at all. NASA had put 10 years' worth of effort from the smartest minds they could recruit into figuring out how to get someone to the moon, and still they thought it likely enough that they'd missed something, that they honestly didn't even think about the possibility that someone on this ship was going to be saying humanity's first words from a different planet.
From our perspective, the odds of them reaching the moon are 100% -- it feels inevitable to us. But it really was a hell of an accomplishment, given what they had to work with
Margaret Hamilton is shown standing beside listings of the software developed by her and the team she was in charge of, the LM [lunar module] and CM [command module] on-board flight software team.
According to Hamilton, this now-iconic image (at left, above) was taken at MIT in 1969 by a staff photographer for the Instrumentation Laboratory — later named the Draper Laboratory and today an independent organization — for use in promotion of the lab’s work on the Apollo project.
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"Oh you bet your ass there's some huge boulders down there" - Gene Cernan
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What’s for dinner? Flight director Gene Kranz enjoys some fried chicken & a Pepsi at the Mission Control console in Houston, 1965 at 32 years of age. NASA’s 2nd Flight Director following Chris Kraft, Mr. Kranz served as FD during the Gemini & Apollo eras. He was Flight Director for the 1st moon landing with Apollo 11 in 1969 & the debut launch of Space Shuttle Challenger in 1981. Also a retired aerospace engineer & fighter pilot, there were few who could rock a flat top or don a vest like Gene Kranz.
Human scientist helps corgis build a ladder into space!
I drew Margaret Hamilton for a space-related Science fair. I left it in my teacher’s office near my friends’ astronaut painting. In the end, my friends’picture was used, whereas mine went missing. This is the only copy of my art. I pinned it together with an explanation.
Many people criticized my drawing as depressing, but nice.