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I watched the Discovery Science series “Moon Machines” a few weeks ago, as I’m pretty much obsessed with all things space or flying. In the “Navigation Computer” episode, there was a section about the memory they used for the Apollo machines that I found fascinating. They actually sent their programs off to a [...]

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