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Begoña Vila, Galician Engineer at NASA, Visits Santiago: «This Documentary Will Encourage Many Young People Interested in Science»

When I was a child, Begoña Vila Costas (Valadares, Vigo, 1963) looked at the Galician sky on O Vao Beach I did not know that I would live on the other side of that sea. Today it is close to the stars, everything that can be who works as an astrophysics at NASA, a special American agency with a budget of 21,362 million euros for fiscal year 2026, almost as much as the European Space Agency for the triennium 2026-2028.
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When I was a child, Begoña Vila Costas (Valadares, Vigo, 1963) looked at the Galician sky on O Vao Beach I did not know that I would live on the other side of that sea. Today it is close to the stars, everything that can be who works as an astrophysics at NASA, a special American agency with a budget of 21,362 million euros for fiscal year 2026, almost as much as the European Space Agency for the triennium 2026-2028.

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elcorreogallego.es broke the news on Monday, August 10, 2026.
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