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Jeanette Epps Responses To NASA Canceling Her Flight

She talked race and space.
by Clarissa Hamlin
06.25.18
Katherine Johnson At Work
West Virginia State University Honors NASA’s Katherine Johnson

West Virginia State University will create a bronze statue and scholarship fund in honor of NASA’s Katherine Johnson.
by NewsOne Staff
06.10.18
ISS Expedition 54/55 crew leave Star City, Russia for Baikonur
Jeanette Epps Removed From NASA Mission Over Racism?

Astronaut Jeanette Epps was removed from her highly anticipated NASA mission because of "oppressive racism and misogyny," her brother says.
by Clarissa Hamlin
01.22.18
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Black Astronaut Receives Honors 50 Years After Death

Air Force Maj. Robert Lawrence Jr.—America’s first Black astronaut—was recently honored for his contributions to space exploration.
by NewsOne Staff
12.16.17
George Washington University Space Policy Institute Holds Humans To Mars Summit
Former Black NASA Chief Charles Bolden Honored

Charles Bolden Jr., a former NASA chief, was awarded the 2017 Nierenberg Prize for Science in the Public Interest.
by NewsOne Staff
10.23.17
ABC's Coverage Of The 89th Annual Academy Awards
NASA Names New Lab For 'Hidden Figures' Woman

NASA's new research center is named for a Black woman who was the focus of the blockbuster Hollywood film "Hidden…
by Bruce C.T. Wright
09.26.17
Father and son build robotic vehicle together
‘Super Soaker’ Inventor Funds High School Robotics Teams

Lonnie Johnson, the creator of the "Super Soaker," is funding high school robotics teams through his non-profit organization.
by NewsOne Staff
06.04.17
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Astronaut Jeanette Epps Makes History With NASA

Astronaut Jeanette Epps will make history as the first African-American astronaut to fly on board the International Space Station as…
by Clarissa Hamlin
01.07.17
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