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4 discoveries tagged “NASA”.

Hackaday Links: October 3, 2026 | Hackaday

Hackaday
NASA is rumored to be exploring the possibility of refurbishing the SR-71 Blackbird, a legendary Mach 3+ spy plane, as part of their renewed focus on high-speed experimental…
Insights: The SR-71's potential refurbishment underscores a growing interest in reviving and learning from historical aerospace technology, appealing to enthusiasts and professionals in…
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Reading isn’t Rocket Science… But In This Case…

Hackaday
Hackaday highlights a collection of free downloadable books from NASA, covering topics like aeronautics, Hubble, science, and NASA history. · The books are available in EPUB or…
Insights: This collection is notable for its accessibility and breadth, offering valuable insights into space and aeronautics for free, making it a great resource for educators, students,…
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NASA modded space station's laptops so everyone could use the same charger — standardizing ISS chargers eliminated useless weight and reduced failure points | Tom's Hardware

Tom's Hardware
NASA has modified the laptops on the International Space Station (ISS) to use a standardized charger, reducing unnecessary weight and potential failure points. · This change…
Insights: This initiative is notable as it highlights the importance of standardization in reducing complexity and improving reliability in challenging environments like space. · For Tindie…
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Examining circuit boards from the Space Shuttle’s I/O Processor

Adafruit
Ken Shirriff explores vintage NASA technology by analyzing circuit boards from the Space Shuttle's I/O Processor. · The Space Shuttle's computers were crucial for flight…
Insights: This examination highlights the ingenuity of early computing technology, showcasing how complex tasks were managed before modern microprocessors. · It's notable for enthusiasts of…
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