• Mary W. Jackson

  • Jul 4 2024
  • Length: 12 mins
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Mary W. Jackson

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  • In this compelling episode of the "Women of War" podcast, we delve into the inspiring life and groundbreaking achievements of Mary Jackson, NASA's first black female engineer. Join us as we explore how Jackson's pioneering work in aerodynamics and supersonic flight not only advanced the field of aerospace engineering but also had profound implications for military aviation. We'll uncover the challenges she faced in the segregated South, her relentless pursuit of education, and her pivotal role at NASA's Langley Research Center. Learn how her expertise in boundary layer effects and wind tunnel testing contributed to the development of faster, more efficient military aircraft. Through interviews with historians and aerospace experts, we celebrate Jackson's enduring legacy and her contributions to creating a more inclusive environment in STEM fields. Tune in to discover how Mary Jackson's story continues to inspire new generations of engineers and innovators, both in military and civilian aerospace sectors. Join us for an episode that honors a true trailblazer whose work helped shape the future of aviation and whose impact resonates far beyond the boundaries of NASA.
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