Katherine Johnson
Jul 18 2024
Length: 13 mins
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Katherine Johnson

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In this episode of "Women of War," we delve into the extraordinary life of Katherine Johnson, a pioneering mathematician whose brilliance and determination helped propel the United States to new heights during the Space Race. Born in 1918 in segregated West Virginia, Johnson overcame immense racial and gender barriers to join NASA's ranks, where her unparalleled skills in mathematics were crucial to the success of historic missions like John Glenn's orbital flight and the Apollo moon landings. Join us as we explore her journey from a prodigious young girl to a trailblazer in aerospace, highlighting her significant contributions and enduring legacy in science and civil rights.

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