Madelyn Leembruggen
Aug 2811 min read
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Creative visionary of the Universe Scientists estimate that there are over 200 billion trillion stars in the observable universe. That...
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Mary Golda Ross (1908-2008) was the first known Native American woman engineer. She had lofty goals of interplanetary space travel and thought far ahead of her time.
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