While history often recognizes the astronauts who became the first humans to walk on the Moon, equally noteworthy are the people of Mission Control, without whom the missions would not have been possible. With less computing power than a present-day cell phone at...

While history often recognizes the astronauts who became the first humans to walk on the Moon, equally noteworthy are the people of Mission Control, without whom the missions would not have been possible. With less computing power than a present-day cell phone at...

Johnson Space Center, Building 37 NASA Lyndon B. Johnson Space CenterHouston, Texas Building 37, originally called the Lunar Receiving Laboratory, was renamed Life Sciences Laboratory in 1974. This facility was purpose-built in 1967 to quarantine crews, equipment, and...

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