Margaret Hamilton, American engineer and computer scientist, died on September 30 at age 90. She developed the Apollo program's critical computer system for the U.S. lunar mission.
Margaret Hamilton, American engineer and computer scientist, passed away on September 30 at the age of 90, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) announced, where she worked for nearly twenty years.
She is recognized for developing the computer system used by the Apollo lunar program, a key component that enabled the United States to win the first race to the moon against the Soviet Union during the 1960s and 1970s.
The Wall Street Journal claims Elon Musk ordered a slowdown of Starshield, the military satellite network used by Ukraine, causing outages that disrupted drone and air defense operations.
In Pavlograd, a Ukrainian city near the front line, residents live under Russian bombardments. Despite fatigue and daily hardships, they show strong resolve not to yield to the war and Moscow's attacks.
Valentine Rugwabiza, head of Minusca, alerted the Security Council to the need to maintain sufficient peacekeepers in the Central African Republic despite progress, citing fragile security in some regions.
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