NASA's African American History: From Hidden Figures to Artemis
As NASA prepares to send the first person of color to the moon, it serves as a stark reminder of the space agency’s long road toward embracing diversity and inclusion.
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As NASA prepares to send the first person of color to the moon, it serves as a stark reminder of the space agency’s long road toward embracing diversity and inclusion.
Dorothy Vaughan, Mary Jackson, and Katherine Johnson were brilliant women who used their mathematical abilities to help send rockets (manned and unmanned) into space. Want to know more about them? Don’t watch the film, Hidden Figures. Though Hidden Figures is an entertaining movie, it does what most bio-pics (biographical movies) do: warps time and truth […]
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration paid tribute to the Black astronauts, mathematicians and engineers who contributed to the agency's progress in space exploration.
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration paid tribute to the Black astronauts, mathematicians and engineers who contributed to the agency's progress in space exploration.
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration paid tribute to the Black astronauts, mathematicians and engineers who contributed to the agency's progress in space exploration.