Ed Smylie, the brilliant NASA engineer who crafted a lifesaving hack for Apollo 13, has passed away. His ingenious use of duct tape and creativity saved astronauts in a dire situation back in 1970. Remembering his legacy!
In a stunning feat, NASA engineers have revived Voyager 1's dormant thrusters, ensuring the legendary spacecraft can continue its mission in deep space. This miracle fix comes just before a critical communication blackout that could have jeopardized its journey.
Ed Smylie, the NASA engineer who crafted a life-saving solution for the Apollo 13 crew using cardboard and duct tape, has passed away at 95. His ingenuity ensured the astronauts returned home safely after a harrowing crisis.
In a remarkable feat, NASA engineers have revived Voyager 1's primary roll thrusters, which had been inoperative for 20 years. This revival ensures continued communication during upcoming upgrades to a vital antenna. Discover the secrets behind this incredible achievement!
