Credits
Every photograph and clip on this site comes from a public archive or a licensed stock library, named below.
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Supercomputer cabling, NASA Ames Research Center, 2019
From the B-roll “Ames Research Center Unveils New Modular Supercomputing Facility”, 21 August 2019.
NASA. Public domain.
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Supercomputer racks, NASA Center for Climate Simulation, 2010
From NASA Goddard Space Flight Center's NCCS supercomputer B-roll.
NASA. Public domain.
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Mission Control, Houston, 1965
The Mission Control Center during the Gemini-Titan 3 flight, 23 March 1965, S65-18200.
NASA. Public domain.
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Pleiades supercomputer, NASA Ames Research Center, 2008
Photograph by Dominic Hart, 2 December 2008, ARC-2008-ACD08-0272-005.
NASA. Public domain.
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A street junction from a fixed camera
“Crowds of people cross a street junction”, Mixkit item 4401.
Mixkit Stock Video Free License.
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IBM 7090 data-processing system, NASA Ames Research Center, 1963
Photograph by Don Richey, 29 July 1963, A-31180.
NASA. Public domain.
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Supercomputer node, NASA Ames Research Center, 2019
From the same B-roll as the opening footage.
NASA. Public domain.
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Orion launch-abort motor plumes, simulated, 2021
Run on NASA's Aitken and Electra supercomputers by Timothy Sandstrom, Francois Cadieux, Michael Barad, and Cetin Kiris, from “Artemis Spacecraft Launch Abort Simulated by NASA Supercomputers”, 18 November 2021. It plays inside the wordmark at the foot of each page.
NASA. Public domain.
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IBM 704 computer operations, NACA Langley, 1957
Photograph by Taub, NACA, 16 December 1957, LRC-1957-B701_P-05391. On the careers page.
NASA. Public domain.
Portraits
The founders' portraits are their own photographs.
Typefaces
Archivo Black by Omnibus-Type and Libre Franklin by Impallari Type, both under the SIL Open Font License 1.1.
Processing
Photographs and clips are cropped and trimmed. The site shows media in grayscale at rest and returns to the source colors on hover for media with a documented color master. Archival black-and-white photographs stay monochrome.
Use of NASA material does not imply endorsement by NASA.