スミソニアン博物館のインスタグラム(smithsonian) - 3月7日 08時00分

Margaret Hamilton was responsible for software that put astronauts into space and got them safely back home again.
In a male-dominated field, she became known as the “Rope Mother”—referring to the way computer programs involved a series of wires threaded with computer memory storage to form "core ropes."
It was precise work, and it required documenting every decision and every line of code with a full explanation of what it did and how its actions affected the rest of the program.
Hamilton is photographed here standing next to listings of the Apollo Guidance Computer source code. Some of the program listings shown are in Hamilton's papers at our @airandspacemuseum.
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dabbbbbbin Mad respect because I cannot even grasp the concept of what coding means or how it works

mwlane78 @beck.i.smed I think the school should talk about this awesome lady! Girl Power! 💜

mojomenagerie This woman’s story is so important to us that we’re going to misspell her name. 🙄

berylfuller16 You rock , young lady ,let's get our space station on the moon !

tijuana_tony I heard they recorded Ghostbusters 2 over the telemetry data

annakandfam What a legend. Also she kinda looks like Harry Potter

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