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Admittedly, this is a provocative question. But in the now rapidly changing world of data technologies, you can’t sit back for years and hope that everything will stay the same. What’s more, the development of artificial intelligence is not increasing linearly, but exponentially. There are also concerns for the data engineering profession that its activities
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M. Scott Carpenter Interview Transcript from NASA JSC OHP
About the transcript Transcript from: NASA Johnson Space Center Oral History ProjectEdited Oral History TranscriptInterview guest: M. Scott Carpenter (full name: Malcolm Scott Carpenter)Interviewer: Michelle KellyLocation: Houston, TexasDate: 30 March 1998 M. Scott Carpenter at NASA Astronaut at NASA (1959 – 1964) Executive Assistant to the Director (1964 – 1965) Manned Spacecraft Center, Houston, Texas
L. Gordon Cooper Interview Transcript from NASA JSC OHP
About the transcript Transcript from: NASA Johnson Space Center Oral History ProjectEdited Oral History TranscriptInterview guest: L. Gordon Cooper (full name: Leroy Gordon “Gordo” Cooper, Jr.)Interviewer: Roy NealLocation: Pasadena, CaliforniaDate: 21 May 1998 L. Gordon Cooper at NASA Astronaut at NASA from 1958 to 1970 NASA Missions Mercury-Atlas 9 (MA-9) (Faith 7) L. Gordon Cooper,