Pretty sure people knew how to make slide based presentations since well before computers existed. And I somehow doubt that NASA's primary use of PowerPoint today is for presenting complicated mathematical equations. But hey, clickbait title gonna clickbait.
Still a cool picture. Not sure why they decided tall blackboard + ladders was better than multiple normal blackboards at ground level. But then these are the guys who built this[1] so they didn't have to lay their rockets down when assembling them.
As for the equations, I'm no mathematician, so I wonder if people of that ilk still find use in sketching out their ideas on a black or white board. Or is it all LaTeX and matlab these days?
Still a cool picture. Not sure why they decided tall blackboard + ladders was better than multiple normal blackboards at ground level. But then these are the guys who built this[1] so they didn't have to lay their rockets down when assembling them.
As for the equations, I'm no mathematician, so I wonder if people of that ilk still find use in sketching out their ideas on a black or white board. Or is it all LaTeX and matlab these days?
[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vehicle_Assembly_Building