Women In Space – The Firsts
With NASA astronauts Sunita Williams and her crewmate Butch Wilmore returning to Earth on Tuesday after nine months in space, ...
An artist traces her choices under Putin’s Russia – from resistance to retreat to exile – one mural at a time
Victoria Lomasko, a graphic artist and muralist, has spent her career documenting how authoritarianism took hold in Vladimir ...
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Fearless and Driven: Women Train Operators Who Prove You Can Do It
More women are making their way into the transportation industry – and that’s worth celebrating. During Women’s History Month, we introduce Sandra Romero and Glenda Murrell, two train operators from ...
The women spies who fooled the Nazis with simple tricks
The Special Operations Executive initiative that recruited female civilians during the second world war went on to inspire ...
SpaceX will try again Friday to launch NASA mission to space station
Wednesday's launch attempt was called off after concerns over a critical hydraulic system popped up less than four hours ...
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“The Night Witches”: The Soviet Air Force’s Deadliest Female Bomber Pilots
To answer that question, we turn to former Sunday Times of London journalist Russell Miller in his 1984 book The Soviet Air ...
With male actors at war, a Ukrainian theater reinvents itself with all-female cast
The Chernihiv Regional Youth Theater in Ukraine has adapted to the war by having women perform traditionally male roles, ...
'There's a big push to get more women into F1'
A former female racing driver who works at Aston Martin Formula 1 team said there was a "big push" to get women into the ...
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From Advocate, Engineer To Homemaker: Meet The Women Who Defied Patriarchy To Lead India's Villages
From lawyer to electrical engineer, high-flying corporate professional to homemaker, NGO activist to teacher, these women walked away from their stable careers and the comfort of home to step into the ...
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The Unusual Soviet VVA-14: Part Plane, Part Hovercraft, All Mystery
In the 1960s, Soviet engineer Robert Bartini envisioned an aircraft unlike anything else—a flying machine that could take off vertically, skim across water, and detect submarines. The result was ...