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Magnetic: The History of Computing Ep 11: Fly By Wire

Magnetic: The History of Computing Ep 11: Fly By Wire

Released Tuesday, 7th April 2020
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Magnetic: The History of Computing Ep 11: Fly By Wire

Magnetic: The History of Computing Ep 11: Fly By Wire

Magnetic: The History of Computing Ep 11: Fly By Wire

Magnetic: The History of Computing Ep 11: Fly By Wire

Tuesday, 7th April 2020
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The early 1960's were full of gigantic leaps in computing technology, and a lot of it was used in NASA to get astronauts into space!  We see the first use of the word Mainframes, and see how Neil Armstrong used a new invention called "secondary storage" to try to save his own life!

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Humans have always looked at how to do things easier. Whether its to use an Abacus to quickly count inventory, automate accounting math using a machine, or quickly calculating ballistics trajectories using wires and Ferrite rings. Now, most of us use hand-held computers to simplify our lives, and the functions are doing just that! But, how did we get here? And who is responsible for all these great ideas? We'll explore this, looking into the origins of some of the most amazing devices and the people who came up with the ideas that led to them. Tune in for the science, thinking (and sometimes controversy) behind the History of Computing!

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