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Annie Easley

1955–1989

Computer programming for aerospace and energy

What Annie contributed

Developed computer programs for aerospace research, including work associated with the Centaur rocket stage.

The story

Easley began as a human computer at the laboratory that became NASA Glenn. As electronic computers changed the workplace, she learned programming and worked on propulsion, batteries, and energy systems.

Why it matters

Her career connected mathematical skill with the practical software that supported space research.

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