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Members of the FLATs, also known as the "Mercury 13," attend a shuttle launch in this photograph from 1995. Visiting the space center as invited guests of STS-63 pilot Eileen Collins, the first female shuttle pilot and later the first female shuttle commander, are (from left): Gene Nora Jessen, Wally Funk, Jerrie Cobb, Jerri Truhill, Sarah Rutley, Myrtle Cagle and Bernice Steadman.

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Women engineers visiting a factory

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Valentina Tereshkova

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The Class of 1978 and the FLATs

Scottish girls making artificial limbs September 1920.

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Las cientificas siempre han estado ahi

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Ellen Fetter-Gille

Ellen Fetter and Margaret Hamilton were responsible for programming the enormous 1960s-era computer that would uncover strange attractors and other hallmarks of chaos theory.

Electrical Association Women ‘How it works’ leaflet, IET

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Cover of The Woman Engineer journal, March 1922

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Bettye Washington Greene

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Attendees to the Women Engineering conference 1920s

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Ángela Ruiz Robles

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