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Lindsay Yazzolino told students from the Utah Schools for the Deaf and the Blind she believes advances in technology and changes in attitudes will make it possible.
A blind NASA advisor showed students at the Utah Schools for the Deaf and Blind school how innovations will make it possible for those who are visually impaired to explore the stars.
Lindsay Yazzolino, a nationally recognized tactile graphics and linguistics expert and NASA collaborator, is working on experiments to some day make that possible.
In this part of a series exploring what thriving means to different people, Technical.ly spoke with members of the visually impaired community about how they've overcome challenges, and what drives them now.
Dylan Taylor moved to Moscow in elementary school after his father got a job at the University of Idaho. A self-described “Star Trek” fan since those early days on the