Annie Easley, born OTD in 1933, began her career at the NACA (NASA's predecessor) in 1955 as a “human computer.” When machines began to replace human computers for performing complex calculations, Easley adapted, becoming an expert computer programmer.
Easley's 34-year career at NASA furthered research on alternative power and technology on the Centaur rocket.
LIVE: Hear from the astronauts flying aboard the Artemis II test flight — the first crewed Artemis mission — in early 2026.
Their ~10-day mission will launch from @NASAKennedy in Florida, fly around the Moon, and splash down in the Pacific Ocean. https://t.co/qdWyUFD2aE
30,000th time's a charm! 🛩️⚓🫡
An F/A-18E Super Hornet, attached to Strike Fighter Squadron 31 and piloted by Lt. Ruben Hays, lands on the flight deck of the world's largest aircraft carrier, @CVN78_GRFord in the Norwegian Sea, marking the 30,000th arrested landing in the ship's history, Aug. 30, 2025.
📸 1️⃣MCC Mike DiMestico 2️⃣MC3 Tajh Payne
#USNavy #Readiness #Warfighting #NavalAviation
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Sometimes when I drive fast and pass a cutie on the road, I subconsciously start singing “drive slow homie, you never know homie, about these hoes homie”
Having a fintech monopoly in a country like Nigeria is like a gold mine +200m people.. thats why they chased binance away, they want the Luno's to replace them but this takes the foreign away from Forex, Limiting trading opportunities
International fintech startups creating software are starting to be wary of Nigerian legislators stringent conditions for operation, but deep down we know its international competition they are avoiding and want to create a monopoly for lagos startups early in emerging tech
I know african startups need protection but if your product is not far reaching and standard enough to the level of international competitors, we should have the option of using international alternatives without restrictions
We need sharp and well meaning people creating regulations around new digital tech in Africa, some out of greed have hampered and hindered opportunities for entrepreneural creatives by setting stringent conditions, they have chased high end fintech companies out of the continent
If this isn’t Match Fixing, then I don’t know what it is.
Why is Nigerian football like this? Why don’t we ever want progress??
This is Ogun State FA Cup final between Remo Stars and Ijebu United 💔💔