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Mayim Bialik could play Margaret Hamilton (the scientist with the towering NASA code) in a Bio-Pic. : r/pics
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Lego reveals its Women of NASA series, but 'hidden figure' missing
Hidden Figures" screening, discussion addresses the history of black women at NASA | MIT News | Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Margaret Hamilton, the woman who gave the moon to Mankind. - Brandon Valorisation
Lego Is Making a Hidden Figures-Inspired 'Women of NASA' Set
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I just watched the movie 'Hidden Figures', I thought it was very good. How accurate was it in its portrayal of the actual events? - Quora
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) on Twitter: "Honoring Margaret Hamilton, a former MIT computer scientist whose code landed #Apollo11 astronauts safely on the moon. #TopMITtweets https://t.co/NBMsiJpXgs" / Twitter
