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Ed Smylie, NASA engineer who improvised a duct-tape CO2 scrubber to save Apollo, honored for quick thinking, grit, and American ingenuity.

Hadamard code: the error-correcting math that saved Mariner’s Mars images and now powers single-pixel cameras and advanced imaging.

Noise shapes science and life — from electronics to the cosmos. Embrace its chaos: a source of limits, data, and unexpected insight.

Boeing Starliner delays left astronauts on ISS; SpaceX Crew Dragon stepped in to bring them home – political drama, crew relief.

In the TRON-like Grid, interpreted languages Jest, Perligan and Phoebe shape-shift, adapt and challenge the rigid order of compiled programs
