On Second Thought For Monday, July 15, 2019
An agriculture professor at the University of Georgia, James L.
Carmon, talked his school into buying the costliest computer in
existence in 1964 -- and it helped put a man on the moon. The
computer was $3 million when the school purchased it. It’s now
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An agriculture professor at the University of Georgia, James L.
Carmon, talked his school into buying the costliest computer in
existence in 1964 -- and it helped put a man on the moon. The
computer was $3 million when the school purchased it. It’s now
worth $25 million. Carmon's daughter, Lee, talked about her
father's work. Atlanta Journal-Constitution writer Bo Emerson
joined her on On Second Thought to talk about how the computer
influenced the space race.
Carmon, talked his school into buying the costliest computer in
existence in 1964 -- and it helped put a man on the moon. The
computer was $3 million when the school purchased it. It’s now
worth $25 million. Carmon's daughter, Lee, talked about her
father's work. Atlanta Journal-Constitution writer Bo Emerson
joined her on On Second Thought to talk about how the computer
influenced the space race.
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