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On this day a legend was born. 💫

Today, we remember the legacy of NASA's super computer, Katherine G. Johnson. Katherine laid the groundwork for humanity's first flight to the moon by calculating the orbital equations that would control the trajectory in John Glenn's Friendship 7 mission. She later went on to support countless missions that led to endless scientific discoveries. 🚀🌙

Katherine's hard work and dedication will continue to inspire many generations to pursue the unimaginable and make the impossible, possible.

"Do your best. But like it! Like what you do; then you will do your best."
- Katherine Johnson

Source: @NASA_Langley
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