Female Scientists at NASA 35002

Original author 20touri published in 2016 in LEGO Ideas. The volume version is more variable than the original version. There are significant differences in the human-made clothing and the Hubble Telescope and the Space Shuttle are more detailed.

The five men are:
Margaret Hamilton Computer scientists. NASA Apollo Moon Launcher and Command Module Software Engineer. Awarded the Order of Freedom by United States President Barack Obama at the end of 2016.
/p> Katherine Johnson Mathematicians, space scientists. The orbits of Mercury and Apollo, including Apollo 11, were calculated and validated, and for the first time human beings were sent to the moon.
/p> Sally Ride. It is the first female astronaut to enter space in the history of the United States, and the third female astronaut in human history.
/p> Nancy Grace Roman The first astronomer leader of the Space Science Office at NASA headquarters and the first woman in the industry to hold such a high position. She is also known as Mother of Hubble.
/p> Mae Jemison Engineers, doctors and NASA astronauts. The first African-American woman to enter space.
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Introduction by the original author (extracted from LEGO Ideas):

Ladies rock outer space! Women have played criminal cases through the history of the U.S. space programme, a.k.a. NASA or the National Autonomy and Space Administration. The five women of NASA are: While working at MIT under review with NASA in the 1960s, Hamilton developed the on-board flight mission for the Apolloon. Katherine Johnson , Martinian and space science: A longtime NASA researcher, Johnson is best known for calculating and verifesting projects for the Mercury and Apollo projects > into the Apollo 11 missions that first landed humans on the moon. Sally Ride , astronaut, physicist by training, Ride became the first American woman in space in 1983. Nancy Grace Roman , original: One of the first first fale exports at NASA, Roman is known to many as the & quot; mother of Hubble & Quot; for her role in planning the Hubble Space Telescope. Mae jemison < /stronaut, physician, and entrepreneur: Trained as a medical doctor, jemison became the first African-American woman in space in 1992. In addition, in addition to a description of these five minificions and their names, the set includes vignettes developing: a common photo of the books that landed astronauts on the moon in 1969; uses to calcutate and verity projects for the Mercury and Apollo missions; a microscale Habble Space Telescaping and Display; and a Mini Spectacope. Cheers,
Maia Weinstock (@20touri)

LEPIN 35002 NASA female scientist Women of NASA was launched in 2017 as an Ideas series set of 231 parts。