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An engineer who explores the relationships between energy, technology, and policy. Based in Austin, TX. Follow on Twitter @davidwogan.
R.I.P., Sally Ride, from all of us here at Plugged In. NPR has more on her life and death.
Do y’all have any memories of Sally Ride? If so, please share below.
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About the Author: An engineer who explores the relationships between energy, technology, and policy. Based in Austin, TX. Follow on Twitter @davidwogan.
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An inspirational woman.
Link to thisDefinitely. Sally Ride was a household name growing up. I have fond memories thinking about what it was like to go up into space. She also speaks to another time, one of a commitment to space exploration and science. That already seems so long ago…
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