Sally Ride, the Physics that Broke Down the Wall that Held Women Back at NASA
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Nearly 9,000 people responded to the announcement that the US space agency published in 1978 looking for candidates for its astronaut program, and among them there was a 26-year-old physicist, born in 1951 in a family of Norwegian descent and raised in Encino, a quiet neighborhood in Los Angeles, who knew perfectly well how difficult it was that he was trying because no woman in his country had ever stepped on space.
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