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https://www.un.org/en/observances/women-and-girls-in-science-day

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Jane Goodall studies chimpanzees. She goes out in to the wild and watches them and she has found out they use tools such as a stick to dig into  whole and eat the insects inside. Once Jane and some people who had taken a chimpanzees with them to heel it, we’re letting it go back in to the wild and before the chimpanzees left it gave her a long hug and Jane had never seen the chimpanzee before! She is still helping them today and teaching the world about these awesome animals.
- Greta

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This is a Newsela article. By Annie

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Newsela is an Instructional Content Platform that supercharges reading engagement and learning in every subject.

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Katherine Johnson

Katherine loved math and because of her passion for math she took the United States to the moon and back! She always kept pushing  and pushing even if people tried to push her down. So many people told her she could not even her husband but clearly none of that was true. She provided the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) many famous missions to launch and land successfully! -Makena

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Tiera was raised in a small town near Atlanta Georgia. She is a 21 year old scientist who focuses aerospace. Tiera graduated from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) with a Bachelor’s of Science in Aerospace Engineering in June 2017. During her time at MIT, she was also a part-time Rocket Structural Design and Analysis Engineer at The Boeing Company, specifically working on NASA’s Space Launch System. Currently, TIera is a full-time employee of The Boeing Company working to build NASA's Space Launch System in New Orleans, LA. She has a strong interest in helping upcoming generations to realize and achieve their dreams. Tiera enjoys speaking to youth to not only encourage them to become more involved in STEM, but to reach their goals in any field they wish to pursue.

BY TIMMY

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One of the most famous women scientists

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She is a inspiring woman some day I could want to go to space and she would be the one to inspire me to fly in space

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She was a NASA engineer she is a awesome  person and so inspiring she helped build the spaceship the launched into space.

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Jane Goodall was a zoologist who studied chimpanzees and discovered the use tools as well and helped and is still helping the environment around the world.

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Jane Goodall: Hero - Tribute to Dr. Goodall for her 80th birthday in 2014

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Two weeks after reading an article and an advertisement for ‘human computers’ Annie Easley began a career which spanned 34 years.

Despite racial discrimination excelled at running simulations for the newly planned Plum Brook Reactor facility at NASA. When running human computers were replaced by the complex languages such as the Formula Translating System and the Simple Object Access Protocol to supply many of NASA’s programs.

During this time, she developed an implemented code which was used in the research of energy-conversion systems and was involved in alternative power technology, including hybrid vehicles and the Centaur upper stage rocket.

One of the first STEM advocates, as well as her work for NASA, Annie was actively involved in encouraging students to embrace STEM subjects by giving talks on her work with NASA. As well as her impressive career, Annie spent her whole life fighting for equal rights for woman and for racial minorities. Sadly, she died in 2011.

-Zara

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Dorthy Vaughan was a nasa engineer that had a very crucial role to help America to be the first country to plant a flag on the moon. Even though women were not let inside meetings she went in them because she was so smart.

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We go birdwatching for #BlackBirdersWeek | Stories | Monterey Bay Aquarium

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Tune in to a replay of our virtual bird watching session for Black Birders Week. We admired oystercatchers, discussed shorebird shapes and learned about the amazing journey four Black women in STEM took to get into the sciences.

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The Art and Science of Raising Cephalopods

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The Art and Science of Raising Cephalopods

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Raising cephalopods | Stories | Monterey Bay Aquarium

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Starting as tiny eggs, cephalopods grow into awe-inspiring, alienesque animals. Follow along as our aquarists reveal what it takes to raise these beautiful and bizarre animals.

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Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute (MBARI)

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Navigating STEM: Underwater robot engineer on why we need women in STEM