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Big Tech, Cloud & Semiconductors 09 Oct 2026, 02:12 AM IST

Margaret Hamilton, the Software Pioneer Whose Code Helped Save Apollo 11, Dies

Margaret Hamilton, the computer scientist and engineer whose flight software helped ensure Apollo 11 reached the Moon, has died, closing a defining chapter in the history of modern computing. Beyond her role in the lunar landing, she helped popularize the term “software engineering” and later founded two successful software companies, leaving a legacy that spans spaceflight, enterprise technology, and the discipline of software itself.

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Global Health & Biotech08 Oct 2026, 07:40 PM IST

Margaret Hamilton, Apollo 11 Software Pioneer Who Helped Put Humans on the Moon, Dies at 90

Margaret Hamilton, the pioneering computer scientist whose flight software helped guide Apollo 11 to the Moon, has died at the age of 90, closing a chapter in the history of space exploration and modern computing. Her work at NASA helped establish software engineering as a discipline and remains central to the story of how the United States achieved the first lunar landing.

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India Sports & Cricket05 Oct 2026, 02:22 PM IST

Margaretta, Lady Scarlet, Kimiko and Queen's Covenant Draw Attention in India Racing Spotlight

A cluster of well-bred contenders — Margaretta, Lady Scarlet, Kimiko and Queen's Covenant — has emerged as the talking point in the latest Indian racing build-up, with observers noting their form, pedigree and market appeal. The quartet's rise underscores how closely watched the domestic racing circuit remains as stables position themselves for the season's key contests.

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National Governance & Policy56m ago

F1's 2027 calendar doubles down on Sprints as the sport keeps chasing spectacle and value

Formula 1's 2027 calendar has confirmed 24 races across five continents, but the bigger shift is structural: Sprint weekends will rise from six to 10. The move reflects F1's continuing effort to turn every day of a Grand Prix weekend into a high-stakes product, even as the format's evolution has raised questions about tradition, clarity and competitive integrity.

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