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Who am I?

I am an American computer scientist and engineer, and I led the team which developed flight software for NASA's Apollo program. The Apollo 11 mission was, without a doubt, the most exciting event of my career. When things almost went wrong, my team and I didn't give up and helped make the moon landing possible. We did it.

Photo source: Wikimedia Commons (1969)

A touch of Sharpy

I wish you were here

"This is my son Chris with his cousin Andrew, who often stayed with us when they were young. I love their faces and the joy they seem to have. I scanned this photo and many more to share with other family members. Chris has since passed away from cancer, so it was a way of letting people see him again."

Sharpy is a brand-new feature allowing you to unblur grainy or lower quality photos – try it yourself!

Photo source: Photomyne user Dave Flooks

Family flashback

Triple threat

If two heads are better than one, are three heads better than two? According to these loving parents of three, yes!

Photo source: Archives of Ontario (1958)

The way we were

Sun's out, fun's out!

Is there anything more relaxing than spending a day on the beach, soaking up the hot sun?

Photo source: Flickr (1943)

B&W Colorization

Silly feet

Double bounce, criss-cross, single foot, or basic jump? Whether you're a rope-jumping pro or just a newbie, jumping with friends is way more fun!

Photo source: Library of Congress (1919)

Photomyne user photo

My little Valedictorian

"This is my daughter, Sylvia, on her pre-kindergarten graduation day in 2004, Miami. She is now 22 years old."

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Photo source: Photomyne user Rachel Clouse

Today’s historical figure is Margaret Hamilton.
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