Dr. Mae Jemison fulfilled her childhood dream of becoming a scientist. She then became the first woman of color in space, flying aboard Space Shuttle Endeavor in Sept., 1992., breaking a barrier she noticed as a little girl. She is also an entrepreneur and director of the 100-year Starship Program, which works to make human space travel beyond the solar system a reality within the next century.
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Frank Graff talks moon walks and what's it's like in space with Apollo 16 astronaut Charlie Duke...and plays cornhole...
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Frank Graff talks robot science over a game of cornhole with Duke University's Daniel Sorin, Ph.D.
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Researchers want to know why tardigrades are so resilient and how that can be used to preserve biological samples.
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Bats are difficult to track, but by recording their calls, researchers hope to study them.
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17-year-old Paige Merical drowned earlier this year in a rip current. Her parents have made it their mission to educate...
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Sand tiger sharks are using shipwrecks off the coast of North Carolina more often, and scientists want to find out why...
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Producer Frank Graff takes on drone researcher Max Messinger in a game of cornhole—and learns how drones can be useful...