John Gustafson recently discovered a web-site which documents some widely unknown early (1956-60) Librascope history related to the LGP-30 computer (which he worked on when he first came to Librascope in 1955). According to the web-site, an LGP-30 was the computer used by Ed Lorenz in discovering the Butterfly Effect which founded the science of Chaos (aka Chaos Theory). Here's the LGP-30 link, which includes or links to other Librascope related memorabilia:
http://hst250.history.msu.edu/wiki-online/index.php/LGP-30
You'll also be amazed to read of the LGP-30's contribution to so many early programming languges.
Welcome to the "Librascope Memories - News Blog", a companion site to Librascope Memories (www.librascopememories.com). News items posted on this Blog are limited to current events of interest to Librascope's former employees (aka Libravets) since the Company's Glendale, CA facility was closed on June 30, 2000. Report your news to Georgine Archer, Don Tubbs, or myself (Carl Sorensen) for prompt posting. Your comments on any of the posts below are always welcome. Enjoy!
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