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The NASA Story of Collaboration and Problem Solving
Collaboration is fundamentally about solving problems together. The formation of NASA in response to the space race with the USSR exemplifies this principle. Initially tasked with landing a man on the moon, NASA's first challenge was determining the most suitable landing site. To address this, they shifted focus to capturing images of the moon's surface. This involved overcoming significant engineering hurdles, including image processing and transmission from space. NASA's engineers initially created a cumbersome system, a massive telescope coupled with an equally heavy photo lab for processing. However, it became clear that merely having advanced technology was insufficient; the mission required a seamless integration of design and engineering. NASA recognized the necessity of cross-functional collaboration, seeking out designers to create equipment suitable for space travel. This realization underlined that solving complex challenges demands not only intelligent individuals but also a cohesive team with diverse skills working towards a common goal.
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