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Mae Jemison was born in Decatur, Alabama, in 1956. She was the youngest child, with 2 siblings, growing up with both parents in her life. Her older sister grew up to be a child physiatrist and her older brother became a stockbroker.

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Mae Jemison has been described as “hardworking, selfless, driven, brave and kind.” She is passionate about her work, and about helping others.

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1.  Nasa

2. Peace Corps

3. National Institute of Health

4. CDC

5. Kennedy Space Center

6. Dartmouth College

7. The Jemison Group

8. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency

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Mae Jemison was the first African American woman in space, on the space shuttle Endeavor. She continues her passion for science through teaching young students.While on the STS-47, she investigated motion sickness and helped in a bone cell research project.

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Medicine, Astrophysics, Chemical Engineering, African American Studies,Life sciences, Bone cell research

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Astrophysics explores chemistry and physics and how they affect the universe. In a simpler way, is is the study of science and space.

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1. Nicolaus Copernicus

2. Stephen Hawking

3. Galileo Galilei

4. Subrahmanyan Chandrasekhar

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Chemical engineering explores designing and manufacturing equipment using chemistry and physics. In a simpler way, chemical engineering uses chemistry to build things.

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1. Carl Bosch

2. Frances Arnold

3. Sheri McCoy

4. Lewis Urry

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The impact of her work to future generations is to show young girls and/or people of color that they have a place in the science field, and they are capable of making a difference. Jemison is still alive, but her work has already managed to impact many.