Willen
Well-Known Member
Hi all experienced,
When I find someone, worked at world's greatest company or etc, mind takes it as amazing thing I found! i found 'Dick Cappels' here, worked at Apple, it was very amazing! Recently I knew that 'crutschow' had worked for NASA
and it's extremely amazing thing to hear to me. Around my very child age, I was addicted with astronomy and was dream to be there in NASA.
Unfortunately I didn't get any chance to study technical courses. So now I am mastered in linguistic-education, and now teaching Nepali language in government school. So my dream became just a dream. But as a hobby, I started electronics myself. I learned nothing formally, but from some books and from internet and from you experienced nice guys. I am now addicted to electronics badly though.
Maybe diodes, transistors, chips touched by 'crutschow' (ETO member here), are floating in far space in zero gravity still! A worthful life. Feeling lucky to being with them.
There was a curiosity about NASA's space shuttle and about its first mission to the moon with Neil Armstrong. In 1969, maybe transistors were starting to produce in professional way, I don't know chips were built or not. In the year, first space shuttle were launched for the moon mission. In such beginning days of electronics, how they prepared space shuttle, Tele-communications, computers, displays and how they controlled such huge mission at the time of lack of advanced technology? Just using 'transistors'? Interesting!
I hope someone have nice experience and information. I wish, 'crutschow' will be here too!
When I find someone, worked at world's greatest company or etc, mind takes it as amazing thing I found! i found 'Dick Cappels' here, worked at Apple, it was very amazing! Recently I knew that 'crutschow' had worked for NASA
and it's extremely amazing thing to hear to me. Around my very child age, I was addicted with astronomy and was dream to be there in NASA.
Maybe diodes, transistors, chips touched by 'crutschow' (ETO member here), are floating in far space in zero gravity still! A worthful life. Feeling lucky to being with them.
There was a curiosity about NASA's space shuttle and about its first mission to the moon with Neil Armstrong. In 1969, maybe transistors were starting to produce in professional way, I don't know chips were built or not. In the year, first space shuttle were launched for the moon mission. In such beginning days of electronics, how they prepared space shuttle, Tele-communications, computers, displays and how they controlled such huge mission at the time of lack of advanced technology? Just using 'transistors'? Interesting!
I hope someone have nice experience and information. I wish, 'crutschow' will be here too!