Astronaut Jeanette Epps will make history as the first African-American astronaut to fly on board the International Space Station as a flight engineer during an expedition in May 2018.
Dr. Mae C. Jemison made history on this day in 1992 by becoming the first woman of color to travel to space. Dr. Jemison took her lone flight to the stars aboard the Space Shuttle Endeavour before moving on to a stellar career in education. Mae Carol Jemison was born October 17, 1956 in Decatur, […]
Charles Bolden Jr., NASA’s first Black administrator, was nominated for the post in 2009 by President Barack Obama and confirmed by the Senate that same…
In the new film "Hidden Figures" Taraji P. Henson will play NASA scientist and expert mathematician Katherine Johnson.
Aprille Ericsson is award-winning aerospace trailblazer who achieved a pair of historic firsts as part of her engineering career. Dr. Ericsson is the first woman…
Via Foxbaltimore.com Wallops Flight facility will be discussing NASA’s investigation on the discovery of a noose found at one of the Virginia Facility buildings. Chris Scolese, director of the Goddard Space Flight Center will engage in a discussion of the evidence that was found with Wallops employees on Thursday. Scolese states that the incident was […]
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Jeanette Epps Exemplifies Black Excellence As First African-American Astronaut To Fly On International Space Station
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Little Known Black History Fact: Mae Jemison
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Little Known Black History Fact: Charles Bolden, Jr.
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Taraji P. Henson Will Play NASA Scientist And Mathematician Katherine Johnson In New Film
