Shari Miller, Wallops Flight Facility National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) Manager and Wallops Natural Resources Manager, tracks the environmental impact of Wallops missions to promote mission success while also protecting Wallops Island's d…Jessica Evans (NASA)
Twenty-five years ago, Eileen Collins’ command of STS-93 broke down barriers in human spaceflight, leading to other opportunities for women astronauts.Jennifer Ross-Nazzal (NASA)
Eleasa Kim, stationed at NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center, leads the Commercial Low Earth Orbit Development Program (CLDP) payload operations at JohnsonSumer Loggins (NASA)
The International Space Station provides researchers access to the unique features of low Earth orbit: long-duration microgravity, exposure to space, and aMichelle Zajac (NASA)
In honor of Women’s History Month, we caught up with the ASIA-AQ team on the other side of the Earth and asked the women from Langley about their inspirationsJulia L. Bradshaw (NASA)
Melanie Grande works in mission design and systems analysis at NASA’s Langley Research Center, where she has contributed to planning for human exploration ofJulia L. Bradshaw (NASA)
Lisa Ziehmann is the Acting Deputy Center Director of NASA’s Langley Research Center in Hampton, Virginia. Ziehmann’s lifelong love of numbers and problemJulia L. Bradshaw (NASA)
Dr. Kanama Bivins currently serves as the Acting Associate Director at NASA’s Langley Research Center in Hampton, Virginia. Prior to this role, Kanama wasJulia L. Bradshaw (NASA)
Gwendolyn Wheatle currently serves as the Administrative Assistant for the Office of STEM Engagement at NASA’s Langley Research Center in Hampton, Virginia.Julia L. Bradshaw (NASA)
Anum Ashraf is a Climate Scientist at NASA’s Langley Research Center in Hampton, Virginia. Originally set on pursuing a medical career, Anum found her callingJulia L. Bradshaw (NASA)
In honor of Women’s History Month, we recently sat down with Kari Alvarado, lead management analyst and Dryden Aeronautical Test Range (DATR) asset manager atDede Dinius (NASA)
In honor of Women's History Month, we recently sat down with Denise Ryan, flight management specialist and member of the Women's Networking Group (WNG) atDede Dinius (NASA)
In celebration of Women’s History Month, NASA highlights the multifaceted group of women behind the launch and recovery efforts for Artemis missions. They areNASA
The National Space Council hosted the Women in Space Roundtable on Monday, March 12, and Deputy Center Director Laurie Grindle from NASA’s Armstrong FlightNASA
The National Space Council hosted the Women in Space Roundtable on Monday, March 12, and Deputy Center Director Laurie Grindle from NASA’s Armstrong FlightNASA
The National Space Council hosted the Women in Space Roundtable on Monday, March 12, and Deputy Center Director Laurie Grindle from NASA’s Armstrong FlightNASA
In honor of Women's History Month, we recently sat down with Sarah Mann, public affairs specialist and member of the Women's Networking Group (WNG) at NASA'sDede Dinius (NASA)
In honor of Women’s History Month and those who paved the way for them, hundreds of female staff – from artists to administrative support, educators toNASA
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Elsa who? ❄️
SnowEx was in the field this March – and it’s #WomensHistoryMonth!
Today, we’re celebrating the female scientists who showshoed and snowmobiled through Alaska, dug snow pits, and measured snow properties for @nasa’s SnowEx mission.
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The redesigned nickel-hydrogen batteries have since been used on the ISS, Hubble Space Telescope, and in numerous other space applications. #WomensHistoryMonth
Learn more about her career at @NASAglenn: go.nasa.gov/3TVMNc7
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Beverly Johnson is one of the many women who help Hubble make history!
As Hubble's payload team manager, she supports flight software updates and investigates any issues that arise with the observatory's science instruments.
When in Manipur, you don’t leave without visiting the world famous Ima market (women’s market).
Big claim from the internet: “Established in the 16th century, it is the ONLY market in the world run entirely by women. The market hosts about 5-6000 women vendors who sell a variety of things (from veggies to gold)”.
Women power and empowerment is not a recent concept to Manipur.
Model: Someone I know.
@mastodonindians #mastindia #india #tourism #LocalTourism #WomensHistoryMonth
Dr. Christine Mann Darden (1942-) is internationally known for her research into supersonic aircraft noise, especially sonic boom reduction, and recognized for her groundbreaking achievement as the first African American woman at NASA Langley to be a…Julia Bradshaw (NASA)
Meet Laura Judd, an air quality researcher at @NASA_Langley. 👋
She uses data from satellites and research aircraft to study air pollutants like nitrogen dioxide, which is a precursor to ozone near Earth’s surface. #WomenInScience #WomensHistoryMonth
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Explore this photo album by NASA HQ PHOTO on Flickr!NASA HQ PHOTO (Flickr)
"What I've learned is that you have to have confidence in yourself. You have to believe in yourself. Stand your ground and just keep moving forward."
Meet Daria Outlaw, who provides IT support that helps the Hubble team keep making history.
Dee O’Hara (seen here with the Apollo 14 backup crew in 1971) was NASA’s first aerospace nurse, caring for the Mercury, Gemini, and Apollo astronauts. Her career helped define the occupation of space nursing.
Read her oral history: go.nasa.gov/3mMjbkY
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Comet me, bro!
Astronomer Caroline Herschel, born #OTD in 1750, was the first woman credited with discovering a comet and the first woman to earn a salary as a scientist. She went on to discover 7 additional comets in her lifetime! #WomensHistoryMonth
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“Tódích’íí’nii nishłį́.”
“I am Bitter Water.”
That’s how Nikki Tulley would identify herself as a Navajo woman. Learn how her experiences growing up on Navajo Nation shaped her approach to water access as a scientist at
@NASAAmes.
go.nasa.gov/3FjkoGH #WomensHistoryMonth
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“Shí éí Nikki Tulley yinishyé. Tódích’íí’nii nishłį́. If I were to identify myself in my community, in my language, that’s the first part of the greeting I would say: ‘I am Nikki Tulley. I am Bitter Water.Roberto Molar-Candanosa (NASA)
Happy #WomensHistoryMonth! This year, we'd like to highlight some of the amazing women on the Webb telescope team — plus the Webb women who inspire them. ⬇️
Julia Barsi is one of the many #WomenInScience at NASA who help us learn more about our home planet.
Follow along this #WomensHistoryMonth as we highlight more female-identifying scientists at NASA.
#NASAEarth
On this #InternationalWomensDay, meet Colleen Townsley.
She manages Hubble's Integration and Test Team, completing on-the-ground tests of things like new flight software and procedural changes before they're sent up to the orbiting observatory.
Happy #InternationalWomensDay!
From studying air quality to sea ice, women at @nasa help us learn more about our home planet. 🌎👩🔬#IWD2023
Follow along this #WomensHistoryMonth as we highlight more female-identifying scientists at NASA.
#NASAEarth
Happy #WomensHistoryMonth!
This March, we’re featuring some of the women who help Hubble make history with their contributions to the mission.
First up, meet Hubble engineer Madison Brodnax!
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Happy #WomensHistoryMonth!
This March, we’re featuring some of the women who help Hubble make history with their contributions to the mission.
First up, meet Hubble engineer Madison Brodnax!
#Hubble
In celebration of #WomensHistoryMonth, we honor women past and present whose leadership inspires us to return to the Moon.
Charlie Blackwell-Thompson led the launch efforts for the #Artemis I mission at @NASAKennedy. go.nasa.gov/3ZaFyyY
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NASA.gov brings you the latest images, videos and news from America's space agency. Get the latest updates on NASA missions, watch NASA TV live, and learn about our quest to reveal the unknown and benefit all humankind.NASA
"I’m probably the only person who’s been assigned to their flight about 2 weeks before they deliver."
Anna Fisher, trained as a chemist and physician, became the 1st mom in space when she flew on STS-51A in Nov. 1984. #WomensHistoryMonth
Read her story: go.nasa.gov/3J2F4oG
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