7.13.2005
Women in Space
I thought that this column from the Seattle Post-Intelligencer was interesting. Not earth-shattering, but interesting. I had no idea that women tried to become astronauts as early as 1961. Of course, I remember thinking Sally Ride was the coolest person ever when I was a little kid, but that was the '80s, not 1961. (Also, come on, she has a great name, perfect for an astronaut.)
Found via post on ms.musings, which often has short, interesting items.
Found via post on ms.musings, which often has short, interesting items.
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I assume you know that there was a woman cosmonaut, Valentina Tereshkova, who DID fly, as early as 1963, only two years after the first manned space flight.
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