The Scientist Who Sent Alan Shepard To Space | Outlier: The Story Of Katherine Johnson | Spark
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- Опубліковано 9 жов 2021
- Outlier: the story of Katherine Johnson maps the trajectory of this African American girl-wonder whose mathematical genius catapulted astronauts into space.
From America's first attempt at manned space flights to the Space Shuttle program, Johnson was an integral part of NASA. Includes an interview with Johnson, whose life was profiled in the movie "Hidden Figures."
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This lady needs to be celebrated world wide. She is truly a national treasure.hidden figure is a filme that portrait her life with 2 other very smart women. Her life is definitely an inspiration for today's children and future generations.
Son por capítulos de una serie en Netflix o HBO, but not se halla en UA-cam...🙏
She is a national treasure. Her story should be known by every black child in the world.
dccçbbdz is
Every white child, too.
Yeah, everyone should know about her.
I wish we had more people like Katherine 💟
One of the best ones so far Spark. Great story on a truly extraordinary person!
Very inspirational. The move hidden figures was great. I'm glad she received the recognition she deserved. I can't even imagine what life must have been like then as a black person, and to persevere in the environment is astounding.
World needs people like Katherine…Rest In Peace…Kath
Only 24k views? That’s an outrage. Great documentary of a marvelous woman. On the shoulders of her brilliant mind, NASA reached for the stars
Inspirational, warms my heart❤
Wow, Nicely done biography of Katherine G. Johnson!
3min later and I'm still sniffling and crying. I'm glad she was still alive to receive her flowers. Imagine a country that didn't assassinate a president and it's civil rights leaders
Love it!
That is why color should not matter. Clearly a brilliant mind.
Nor gender.
Truly a gifted person. Mind boggling
She sure was!!! I really admire her!!!
😍😍😍GROWING IN THE DEEP SOUTH IN THE 1960''s I WISH I WAS TAUGHT IN THE WAY THAT KATHERINE JOHNSON WHO MADE EXTRAORDINARY AMAZING CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE SPACE PROGRAM THAT HISTORY NOT IN THE HISTORY BOOKS, SO NOW I KNOW AS BLACK WOMEN WE HAVE TO PLAY CATCH UP IN THE FIELD OF TECHNOLOGY MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE THANKS TO KATHERINE JOHNSON A "TRAILBLAZER"😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
superb... thanks maam ... for serving humankind...
This channel Is simply incredibly fantastic.
Amazing documentaries,
Some I've never seen before.
The narrator is brilliant.
Amazing 3d what could go wrong and solutions clips 👏 👏 👏.
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you should wacth the movie, it very wonderful and interesting
Katherine was not just a great Mathematician, she was a Genius. I worked with several Engineers and Equipment designers over the years. I can guarantee that if any NASA Engineers could could have done her brilliant work, they would have taken credit for it. She was the right person in the right place at the right time. Genius is not just about ability and training, it is also drive and determination.
Awesome documentary
Wowowowowwwww
Thank you
Although she ( Katherine G Johnson) has passed on since, It is marvelous that she was able to practically turn around her gift and talent to good use and break barriers effectively, albeit the hard way. All things eventually work towards those who do not give up but pursue good work. anyone who discriminates, have discriminated anywhere on the face of this earth has to feel ashamed , with examples as these
Well done
Just Amazing
Amazing woman Katherine Johnson
A great bio. The movie was great. Thanks for putting it together. Yes music too loud over voices. Confusing for hard of hearing. Commenting should have been blocked on this. Still too many ancient racial idiots in this country.
spell that with an "A", (IE "outliar") and you've got some accurate reporting there...
Is this Neil D voice I heard
No. Not him.
Serious BA
At 26.50, the narrator should have said, "Three weeks later on May 5th, 1961, America LAUNCHED the first man in space." But he said LOST the first man in space; this is not true because Alan Shepard died in 1998.
I clearly hear the narrator pronounce the "n" while saying "launch".
The "ch" does sound more pronounciated as "st" yet the word "launch" even pronounced as "lonst" sounds predominantly more like the word "LAUNCH" than the word "LOST" (especially when listening in context with the video itself).
I conclude that you're hearing may need an evaluation or that your comment may be a racially motivated slur. ✌️
@@EarmuffHugger dude,,, just click on Closed Captions and read it....
@@robbob5973
Yeah the speech to text is messed up but if the person is deaf or has a hearing problem then it's not their fault.
The narrator did say lonse and it should have texted as LAUNCH in context with the video so I apologize if I'm wrong.
Sorry 😐
@@EarmuffHugger What the hell are you talking about? I am a BLACK MAN!!!
@@lindsaywaterman2010
If you are a BLACK MAN then WHY in the HELL would you say the NARRATOR said LOST not LAUNCHED implying HE was WRONG!!!
HE PRONOUNCED LAUNCHED AS LONSE OR LONST AND IN CONTEXT WITH THE VIDEO IT'S EVIDENT THAT IN HIS VOICE HE SPOKE AND MEANT LAUNCHED!!!
WHY NOT MENTION THAT THE TEXT CLOSED CAPTIONING WAS WRONG INSTEAD OF IMPLYING THAT THE NARRATOR WAS WRONG???
Who's the narrator?
I hear Michael Dorn aka Worf 🤔
Sounds like Neil deGrasse Tyson
@@ianhanson3465 it's not Neil, I was hoping it was him. It would of been cool if it was him. When the narrator said "mathematics is the language of the universe", I thought of Neil lol
If they were having the women in the secretary pool deriving all the orbital mechanics equatiions and solving them on their own, then all the engineer did was "sign off" on them, what were they paying the engineers for, to check the secretaries work? Sounds like the engineers were the secretaries and the women in the computer pool were the actual engineers. If that's so, why don't ALL of the women have statues made for them at their alma matters? Why just this lucky bird?
John glenn should know the girl name. Since his life depended on it shame on him.
His life depended on the work of ten thousand people. How many should he have known by name?
@@JamesOberg he knew what girl so should know name. Its was her math that got them up there.
@@Altezza447 -- She was on a team. Good for her, for earning her spot and doing her part of the mission.
Imagine if blacks, especially women maintained this same thirst for education, and the kind of nation the U.S. could have become?
The thirst is often there -- but sadly the discouragement comes from ALL directions, within and outside the community.
@@JamesOberg We are a dishonest nation for allowing this to take place...
@@fretsward2225 -- Each of us does our part, one by one by one...
RIGHT!
Woke
is there yet a author in africa or are they still chasing lizards naked?
You could start with Cheikh Anta Diop. His work may be too advanced for you.
The Huts of America (1859) the first African SFF books are arguably
Gandoki (1934)
Nnanga Kon (1932)
Thomas Mfolo’s Chaka (1925)
Chinua Achebe Things Fall Apart (1958)
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie Purple Hibiscus (2003), Americanah (2013)
Ayi Kwei Armah The Beautyful Ones Are Not Yet Born (1968)
Mariama Bâ So Long A Letter (1981)
Nuruddin Farah From a Crooked Rib (1970)
Aminatta Forna The Devil That Danced on Water (2003), The Memory of Love (2010)
Nadine Gordimer Burger’s Daughter
Alain Mabanckou Broken Glass, Black Bazar
Ben Okri Flowers and Shadows (1980), The Landscapes Within (1981), The Famished Road (1991)
@@fretsward2225 ofc, i ment black-africa.
In case you haven't looked, white women in the US are now chasing "snakes" naked.
@@fretsward2225 Cheikh Anta Diop was moved to france to learn to write.
It seems like all authors is from brittish places. Was they giving the title author for beeing kings before white came ?
Please start your sentence with a capital letter in addition to other grammatical errors you are the one who needs a better education.