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Hack the Moon
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เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 24 ต.ค. 2018
Some of us are born with the drive to do, to make, to tackle an impossible challenge by thinking differently, no matter how unconventional. To not be afraid to break things in order to build something better.
Call them hackers. Call them engineers. Call them what you want. In the face of epic challenges, they are the people who get straight to “How can we?” This was the team at Draper.
With only a fraction of the technology we have today, they created a navigation and guidance system that sent us to the moon and back. Their unstoppable resolve showed the world that limitations come down in the face of ingenuity and gritty determination.
When it seemed impossible, they hacked the moon. Today that revolutionary, world-changing technology lives on in every plane we fly and computer we use. So what can you do now?
How will you…
HACK THE MOON
Call them hackers. Call them engineers. Call them what you want. In the face of epic challenges, they are the people who get straight to “How can we?” This was the team at Draper.
With only a fraction of the technology we have today, they created a navigation and guidance system that sent us to the moon and back. Their unstoppable resolve showed the world that limitations come down in the face of ingenuity and gritty determination.
When it seemed impossible, they hacked the moon. Today that revolutionary, world-changing technology lives on in every plane we fly and computer we use. So what can you do now?
How will you…
HACK THE MOON
Did you Know: Apollo Acronyms
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Amazing lecture, thank you for the upload 🚀
Joe Biden
Margaret Hamilton!!! Any Questions 😊😊😊
1,16 it is leaning as if it will go to the right but went straight up. what a technology they had 50 years ago.
What's that orange soil?
NASA ensconced the aliens encounter vdo !!!
Amazing, scientist
This inteligent man will get crazy knowing that with an actual smartphone it can control position, guidance, autopilot, record videos 4k, edit it and play hundreds of games just with the size of your hand 😅
The guy never watched event horizon?
Do you mean going from one place to another through the paper?
Reality & those People On Top in the Movies, hv peoven time & time again, to be really2 silly - Yet, they're Still the ones On Top 😅🙄
GS Effect involves split beam pattern of interference the lightwave medium EM Ether-property Determine Aircraft bearing
Please read program notes.....
Sweet.
“ I’m so fired” 😂
XDDDDD AHAHH
Just a teeny tiny few of them :)
Short but nice and quite informative :) I never realized this FCM was folded. All I ever encountered were flat, some of them stacked.
*the missle knows where it is at all times*
he didnt say the line :(
We did not go to whatever the moon is
It was the new illuminati ritual sacrifice by the obama and the iguanas to create a new sauna for the joy of the sus amogus imposter at the location of the llamas 😢
@@averiWonBTW You're god-damned right it was dawg
@@jasperkingsley3773 ayo bruh fr no cop sussy amogus what da dog doin? wise mystical tree morbius
@@averiWonBTW sheeiiittt it ain't nothing but a thing my brethren an dats on god bret ain't tripping over nothing you feel? Dey done took my gat but what dey don't be knowing is ya dude a mufuckin' king ass savage dig? Yeah I'm on dat mystical ride player got that magic carpet like Im steppin on a wolf. If you ain't with me then Im not with you but we still reppin for the mustache all day everyday whether we in Kansas or not it don't even matter cuz
@@jasperkingsley3773 did you forget to take your meds?
As a UI designer, I am grateful to such incredibly prescient pioneers. We are sitting on their shoulders.
Added helium in the fuel tank mixture that acted as a shock absorber in effect
SALUTE to this Patriot, now THIS is an American Icon ! Would LOVE to take him to dinner one day !
Margaret. I'm not sure if you'll ever read my comment, but I am still going to post it. Lately, I have developed an interest in knowing if the old ways that I was taught to believe are true, but now that I know the truth, a big part of me is crushed inside, but at the same time, I'm elated. I was brought up rough and very much brain washed. I was always led to believe that no woman could ever become as smart as a man. However, the truth is that most of you all are much smarter then men, and that tripped my guilt button. When I seen that picture of you when you were very young, I thought, wow! There's no way that one of my former girlfriends was that smart. You look almost exactly like a girl I was in love with when I was a very young teenage. You were so beautiful, and yet, at the same time, incredibly smart. A genius. I think you're a benevolent soul, and I'd make you young again if I had the power to do it. If I were growing up and you and I were exactly the same age, wow, I can just see myself now trying to find clever ways to trick you into falling in love with me, but I don't think you would've been tricked so even if we would've ended just being friends, that would've been awesome. I would try to date though. lol. Margaret. People are fighting back the wrong way. There's nothing wrong with utilizing everything we can to work towards fixing this world and ridding it of mutants and evil ones who don't even know the meaning of the word compassion. You were fortunate enough to have developed amazing technology that wasn't used to kill people. In fact, you saved lives, and nothing can beat that. I support anything that made you happy in your life because you are a saver of them. Unfortunately, we have the Mr. Putin type who uses technology to work evil, and he brings even more torment to our world. No I'm not perfect, but my dream has always been about experiencing good feeling without bringing consequence to self and/or others later. Yeah. How? Anyway, (I apologize for the long comment), we should get rid of the mutants in the world. My senses tell me that they are creature of torment. That should be the goal of developing technology. I actually do not like, nor do I agree with the curse of torment. Margaret, even if it's just an act of protest, we should be doing everything we can to stop torment on our planet. I'm a dynamic human being. I'm never going to be set in my ways. There have been times when I had the wrong thoughts inside my head, but I always try to get away from that, and to become a person who serves the purpose of making everything better for us here, and I'd even do it for our afterlife too. I don't have the solution, but if I ever get the opportunity to do it, I will, I promise you, I will work diligently to find it. BLESS YOU MARGARET HAMILTON. Best regards, Tim.
Who named this video "IMU Explained"???!
🗿some one piece fan
Probably saved not only Apollo 14 but the rest of the program.
Aw. You are so awesome. I'm a fan.
I love how fun was Jim Lovell telling this story of selecting p01
i will haunt everyone i see with this video
Thanks! ✈️
also LOVE the name
Thanks for this video, I had to do a project on this and it REALLY HELPED!!
Once again, your poster image is not from this footage. You are really screwing with my research!
The poster image for this clip has absolutely nothing to do with the footage.
Lol 😂 they said they couldn’t see any stars 👋👋😂😂😂🔥
They never said that they never saw any stars. 🤡
The AS-202 Sextant, the first to fly: flic.kr/p/NnBkXh
I did a blog post on this historic Digital Fly By Wire Computer... as I have it now in our space collection: flic.kr/p/2md4SsP
They still landed on yhe moon and safely got returned to earth
Very good video. Thanks
The USSR won the space race. Here are the achievements of the USSR: the first artificial satellite (1957), the first animal in space (1957), the first photographs of the far side by the Moon (1959), the first man in space (1961), the first woman in space (1963) G.), the first spacewalk (1965), the first landing of a spacecraft (1966), the first landing of a spacecraft on another planet (Venus) (1970), the first space station (1971), the first landing of a spacecraft on Mars (1971). Sergei Korolev, a supporter of a man landing on the moon, died in 1966, and after that Glushko, appointed general designer of the Soviet space program, decides to stop work on manned lunar programs, since he was a principled opponent of flights to the moon and advocated the creation of orbital near-earth stations for defense goals. The USSR did not begin to land a man on the moon, as it was not economically feasible. The USSR decided that it was much cheaper to send automatic lunar interplanetary stations and self-propelled vehicles remotely controlled from Earth, which was done by the USSR later. Americans spent $ 28 billion from 1960 to 1973 on the Apollo program. Thus, the USSR was able to master the Moon, much more economically and efficiently than the United States. Therefore, the lunar race was also won by the USSR. You can also compare the total number of successful space launches from 1957 to 1991: the USSR - 2298, the USA - 945. The USSR has 2.43 times more than the USA. In general, in all respects, the USSR bypassed the United States. The main winner is humanity! The space race has spurred the development of science, technology and industry. But the main factor in the growth of living standards is the development of fundamental science. The highest growth in labor productivity was in the 50s. Also, high growth was noted in the 60s and 70s. These are the years of the space race. Now the growth of labor productivity is 3 times less than in the 50s.
0:32 This is a gimballed star field globe used as part of the Apollo LM/CM simulator.
where do i get the full video? Thank you
thank you for sharing that
Who are you. I am Brandon Kachmar and I have a degree in Airway Science.
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I have inherited a round computer chip from the 50's thats 31.5" wide and the story told was its from NASA. I wonder if this remarkable woman would have any connection .
I don't think so, she wasn't hardware designer
The Abort interface was directly triggering the separation of stages, the AGC could not prevent it; there was no information on the channels which were allowing the AGC to communicate with the LGC which was allowing the AGC to allow or inhibit the separation of stages; all the LETABORT bit was doing was to allow the AGC to switch from the descent program to the ascent program; it means that, if the LETABORT bit was reset, if the spurious signal had triggered the separation of stages, the AGC would have continued to control a descent engine which had in fact separated from the ascent stage.
Do you know that this modification could only prevent from switching to the ascent program, but it could not prevent the separation of stages!
what do u mean?
@@solox5853 I mean that the technical documentation of the lunar module shows that the abort interface was directly triggering the separation of stages. It's not just the fact that the abort interface would have warned the AGC, and then the AGC would then have controlled the separation of stages, it is not this way it was working. The abort interface had a direct access to the interface controlling the separation of stages; the AGC was just warned that the separation of stages had been ordered, but it had no way to prevent it; in the channels which were allowing the AGC to communicate with the LGC (it is the LGC which was physically controlling the lunar module), there was no bit allowing the AGC to prevent the separation of stages. In the program concerning the processing of the abort, the AGC just switches to the ascent program in case of abort, but it does nothing to prevent this separation, for the simple reason that it just couldn't.
That was also meaning that it was impossible to abort the mission if it was not possible to land on the moon.