NASA research mathematician Katherine Johnson is photographed at her desk at Langley Research Center in 1966. Johnson made critical technical contributions during her career of 33 years, which ...
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NASA’s ‘human computer’: Meet the woman who calculated the future of spaceflight without machines
Before electronic computers became the backbone of modern science, complex aerospace calculations were done by hand, painstakingly and with extreme precision. Among the people performing this critical ...
NASA has named a new research facility after pioneer Katherine Johnson, the trailblazing 99-year-old human computer whose incredible work as a NASA mathematician inspired the book and movie, "Hidden ...
NASA eyes advanced computing, sensors, and machine autonomy for next-generation moon and Mars rovers
MOFFETT FIELD, Calif. – U.S. space agency experts are surveying industry for autonomous surface mobility, sensors, and space computing for future moon and Mars surface-exploration missions. Officials ...
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