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Born: 26 May 1951, Los Angeles California

Children: /

Siblings: Karen Ride

First spaceship Mission : STGS–7, STS–41–G

Married: Steven Hawley (just for 5 years)

Death: 23th July 2012

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Sally Ride was born May 26, 1951, in California.

As a teenager Sally was one of the best tennis players in the country but than she realized that she's more interested to study stars, planets and galaxies.

After high school, she went to Stanford University in California where she received 2 bachelor's degrees and degrees in physics.

NASA began looking for women astronauts in 1977. Sally Ride was a student at the time. She saw an ad in the school newspaper inviting women to apply to the astronaut program. Sally decided to apply for the job. She was one of six women picked.

The 8000 people and six women who were chosen underwent exhausting Training.The astronaut training took more than 2 years. Sally was excellend and was chosen for a place on space shuttle Challenger. Her job was to work the robotic arm. She used the arm to help put satellites into space.

June 18th 1983, Sally became the first American woman in space. She was an astronaut on a space shuttle mission.She flew on the space shuttle again in 1984. Looking out of the spaceship gave her a new perspective. She realized that we must take care of our planet, because it's all we have. Ride stopped working for NASA in 1987. She started teaching at the University of California in San Diego. Where she looked for ways to help women and girls who wanted to study science and mathematics. She came up with the idea for NASA’s EarthKAM project. EarthKAM lets middle school students take pictures of Earth using a camera on the International Space Station. Students then study the pictures.

In 2001 she created her own company that aimed to encourage girls to move into science.

2012 she died of cancer.

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•activist

•born: November 11, 1999, Florida

•natonality: US American

• parents: Beth González, Jose González

• education: Majory Stoneman Douglas High School, New College of Florida

•honours: Stuttgarder peace price, 2018

Emma's activism:

• on 14th feburary 2018, seventeen people got killed during a school shooting in her school

•after the shooting the students were left in shock

• Emma decided to make a change to the gun laws

• on 24th March Emma and her classmates organized ,,March For Our Lives"

• they protested for stricter gun laws

• about 1.3 to 2 million people participated

• it's the largest student protest in American history

• she stands up for the savety of the students

Her speeches:

• she calls out the names of the victims

• she reminds that you should fight for your life before someone else does

• she talks about the missing savety in schools

• often requiring moments of silence to honour the victims

Her speech: https://youtu.be/Dz6YarZ5upE?si=MaPSPsoICUm89jQx

•she also published a book named "field mice"

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Name: Sally Kristen Ride

Born: 26. May 1951 Los Angeles, California

Parents: Dale B. Ride and Carol Joyce (Anderson) Ride of Encino, California.

Siblings: Younger sister, Karen Ride

Children: /

Husband: 1982-1987 married with Steven Alan Hawley

Last boyfriend: Tam OˋShaughnessy

—>Together: 1985 - her death

Country: USA

Organization: NASA

Selected: January 16, 1978 (8th NASA group)

Start of first space flight: June 18, 1983

Landing of the last space flight: October 13, 1984

Time in Space: 14d 7h 46min

Retired: August 1987

First flight: STS-7

Space missions: STS-7, STS-41-G

Death: 23. July 2012 La Jolla, California

–> Cause of death: Pancreatic cancer at the age of 61 which she kept secret. Came out after her death

Her life after graduating and studying

After her graduating she studied astrophysics

After her studies she trained as an astronaut, which she completed for over twelve hours a day for two years.

On June 18th 1983, Sally became the first american woman in space and the third woman in the world

In 1987, Ride left NASA to work at the center for International Security and Arms Control at Standfort university in Palo Alto

After that, Ride resumed her research actvities in the field of astrophysics

From 1989 to 1996, she was also head of the California Space Institute at the scripps Institution of Oceanography in La Jolla.

She became emeritus in 2007

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Born: 18 May 1975 in O'ahu, Hawaii

Children: 3

Siblings : Trent Johnsen and Pete Johnsen

Natinonality: America

Married: At 2000 with Kim Johnsen

He is a very calm people

He gets up early

He cares for the environment

Album: The famous album is „ In Between Dream“ with 5.280.000 sales

His first album „Brushfire Fairytales“ was sold over one million copies

His band were Jack Johnsen (guitar and singing), Merlo Podlewski (Bass), Adam Topol (Drums) and Zach Gill (Piano and singing)

He donates 100 percent of his concert profit to climate projects

With his music he make people happy

He is a successful musician, but also a famous surfer

He was the youngest surfer in the Pipe trials (one of the famous surf event one the world)

At 17 he had a surfing accident and broke several bones

With 18 he had a professional contact with Quicksilver

Now he is a surfer video producer

He lives still near the ocean

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Born: 11.11.1999 in Florida

Height: 1.80 m

Parents: Beth Gonzáles, Jose Gonzáles

Organisation: Never Again MSD

Trademark: Her Buzzcut

Award: Stuttgarter Friedenspreis 2018

Worst Event: Stoneman Douglas High School shooting in 2018

Name change: Since 2021 her official name is X Gonzáles.

Motivation:

After an ex student stormed on the 14.February 2018 into Emma Gonzáles school and killed 17 People, Gonzáles took action. This shooting was the 208th school shooting in America since 1999 and changed her life.

Speach:

She became famous after her speach in Washington D.C. on the Commemorative event 3 days after the shooting went viral in the internet. Her speach went on for 11 minutes.

March For Our lifes:

March For Our Lives which is organized by Emma Gonzáles is a peacfull protest that took place on 24th March. It is the largest student protest in American history because 1.3 and 2 million people took part.

Until now Emma Gonzáles is traumatized because of the shooting in 2018.

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Born: 1951 in Los Angeles

Death: 2012 in La Jolla, Kalifornien

Siblings: Aren Ride

Husband: Seven Alan Hawles married 1982-1987

First space flight: STS-7

Study: Astrophysics

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Ride attended the Westlake School, until 1968. During this time she was a succeful tennis player who was sponsored by Billie Jean King. She began her Studies at the private Smorthomore College in Pennsylvania, but then moved to Stanford University in Palo Alto where she received two bachelor's degrees in English and in physics in 1973. She then specialized in astrophysical issues and laser applications. She received a master's degree in physics in 1975 and received her doctorate three years later.

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Born: november 11,1999, in Florida

Natinonality: American

Education: Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School New College of Florida

Occupation: Activist

Years active: 2018-present

Emma or "X" González is an american activist and advocate for gun control. She survived the deadliest school shooting in U.S. history. This event left her traumatised and she lost many friends. This is why she is fighting for new gun laws

Personal life

González is bisexual and uses they/them pronouns.According to Vogue her buzzcut is not a reaction to the school shooting, but rather to Florida's climate. "People asked me, 'Are you taking a feminist stand?' No, I wasn't. It's Florida. Hair is just an extra sweater I'm forced to wear," González recalled. "I even made a Powerpoint presentation to convince my parents to let me shave my head, and it worked."In May 2021, González announced the usage of a new personal name, X with their previous personal name and feminine pronouns.

Her Speech

González spoke for six minutes, the length of time of the Parkland shooting, and paid tribute to the victims by mentioning each one by name and giving examples of activities they would never again be able to do. They followed this by several minutes of silence.

The reaction of the gouverment

In March 2018, the Florida legislature passed a bill titled Majory Stoneman Douglas High School New College Safety Act. It raises the minimum age for buying firearms to 21, establishes waiting periods and background checks, provides a program for the arming of some teachers and the hiring of school police, bans bump stocks, and bars potentially violent or mentally unhealthy people arrested under certain laws from possessing guns.