Margaret Hamilton, 1936–2026: The Engineer Who Planned for the Mistake

Margaret Hamilton, who led the MIT team that wrote the onboard flight software for the Apollo spacecraft, died on September 30. She was 90. Most obituaries will reach for the same scene: On July 20, 1969, with the lunar module Eagle still roughly six miles above the Moon, the guidance computer flashed a code nobody … Read more

Soldered Wire Connections: When They Are Safe, and When They Are Not

Why a perfectly good solder joint can be a poor electrical connection – and what to use instead in household wiring, appliances and DIY projects. A twisted pair of copper wires, carefully soldered and wrapped in insulating tape, can stay electrically sound for decades. Open an old European junction box and you may well find … Read more