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Margaret Hamilton, a pioneering computer scientist who led the development of software for the Apollo moon missions at MIT, has died at age 90. Her work was crucial in ensuring the success of Apollo 11, notably through the implementation of software designed to prioritize critical functions and recover from errors. Hamilton's contributions helped establish software engineering as a recognized discipline and her legacy includes safeguarding humanity’s historic lunar landing.
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