Imagine a dark haired little girl of not quite four years old, playing outside in a cotton dress in the warm dusk of July 30, 1969, in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Me and my little sister, Geri, in New Mexico, where I recall being called in to witness man’s first steps on the moon. Photo: Joanne Manaster
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At the #NASAtweetup for the Last Shuttle Launch
I originally posted this article at Scientific American on July 13, 2011.
The above Pecha Kucha talk was presented at the Staerkel Planetarium in November 2011.
Imagine a dark haired little girl of not quite four years old, playing outside in a cotton dress in the warm dusk of July 30, 1969, in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Me and my little sister, Geri, in New Mexico, where I recall being called in to witness man’s first steps on the moon. Photo: Joanne Manaster
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12 years ago Space, Travel, Video • Tags: #NASAtweetup, astronaut, Astrovan, Atlantis, ISS, Kennedy Space Center, Last shuttle launch, NASA, Pecha Kucha, Space Shuttle, STEM, STS-135, video