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Apollo 11 Landed on the Moon with a Computer That Had Only 4KB of RAM

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Apollo Guidance Computer and DSKY Man-Machine Interface. Photo credit : CHM In 1969, Apollo 11 took humans to the Moon and back to Earth. What amazed me is how it did it with very limited on-board technology by theworldaroundme
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Apollo 11 Landed on the Moon with a Computer That Had Only 4KB of RAM

Apollo Guidance Computer and DSKY Man-Machine Interface. Photo credit : CHM In 1969, Apollo 11 took humans to the Moon and back to Earth. What amazed me is how it did it with very limited on-board technology by theworldaroundme

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Hive broke the news on Friday, May 29, 2026.
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