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Official program of NASA. Sharing ways to encourage young women and girls to learn about STEM.
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Women@NASA 2 ч.
“On Earth today, bacteria live in all sorts of strange environments that you wouldn’t expect.” Caye Johnson was a biologist who looked for signs of microbial life in Apollo lunar samples. Remember the women behind :
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American Experience 20 июл.
“That’s one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind.” But the moment was not made by men alone. Thousands of men and women, of different races, nationalities and backgrounds, worked together to bring about one of humanity’s greatest achievements.
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Dr. Mae Jemison 17 ч.
Reflecting on how we build on the Apollo 11 mission. LOOK UP: Footprints on the Moon, Pathways on Earth
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AFP news agency 18 ч.
В ответ @IssamAhmed @dclefkow и 2 другие
Sue Finley, 82, is one of NASA's longest-serving women, starting out as one of its "human computers," whose critical yet long-hidden contributions to the space program, including the Apollo missions, are finally being recognized by
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TIME 18 ч.
Meet Poppy Northcutt, the woman who helped bring the astronauts home safely
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amightygirl 20 июл.
When Apollo 11 launched for its historic journey to the moon, one woman joined the hundreds of men in the locked-down control room. Read about JoAnn Hardin Morgan, Kennedy Space Center's first female engineer, in our new blog post.
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SRS @ UCSD 24 ч.
Ellen Ochoa, first Hispanic woman in space and former director of , talks about the anniversary, diversity, teamwork and the experience of spaceflight.
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amightygirl 24 ч.
When neared the moon, alarms started to blare as a computer error threatened the landing. Fortunately, the forward-thinking programming of Margaret Hamilton, the trailblazing lead software designer, allowed the historic event to go ahead!
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STEMinist 20 июл.
women: JoAnn Morgan, instrumentation controller at . She made history after being the first woman allowed in the launch-control room at Kennedy Space Center, which led to this famous photo. More info in this great article by
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Zena Cardman 24 ч.
Ask anyone alive in 1969 to recall the historical events of their lifetime. They may name wars, tragedies at home or abroad. They will also - nearly all of them - name Apollo 11. They will tell you where they were when they watched or listened. In which chair they sat.
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National Science Foundation 23 ч.
On the , Vice Chair Dr. Ellen Ochoa shared with us a brief glimpse of her impressions of the Apollo missions, and how they have helped shape her career.
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Maria Popova 20 июл.
50 years ago today, Apollo 11 landed on the Moon, thanks to the work of mathematician Katherine Johnson, who calculated its launch windows and who is celebrating her 101st birthday next month
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Lego NASA Women 20 июл.
Today marks three years since the LEGO Women of NASA project launched on . So grateful to everyone for enthusiasm for the set, and for following along all this time... There's always more to learn about the amazing history of !
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Christina H Koch 20 июл.
Moon chasing. Usually we see 16 moonsets & moonrises a day, but every so often our orbit happens to be right over the day/night line on Earth & the moon & sun never appear to set. Add in a partial lunar eclipse and the Anniversary, & it’s a magical time to moon gaze.
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Women@NASA 20 июл.
As the world celebrates 50th anniversary of , we remember some of the women whose hard work and ingenuity made it possible. The women featured here represent just a small fraction of the enormous contributions made by women during the Apollo era:
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CNN 19 июл.
Margaret Hamilton developed the onboard computer programs that powered NASA's Apollo missions. So, it's only fitting that in honor of the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 mission, a portrait of the bespectacled pioneer reflected the light of the moon.
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Guardian Science 19 июл.
Without these women, man would not have walked on the moon
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MAKERS 19 июл.
In 1992, Mae Jemison became the first African-American woman to go to space. Now she's inspiring future generations to reach for the stars, too. 🙌✨🚀
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Karen L. Nyberg 19 июл.
I was struck by how tiny the moon looked from our vantage point in LEO. Can’t help but wonder how it would have felt setting out on a journey to that gray dot in the distance. . (A few of my favorite moon photos I took from ...)
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Dr. Anita Sengupta 18 июл.
Check out our segment on this Saturday, my part filmed inside the . An homage to my alum . Human Spaceflight has inspired countless generations to reach for the stars.
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