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Katherine is a Katherine Johnson was an American mathematician whose calculations of orbital mechanics as a NASA employee were critical to the success of the first and subsequent U.S. crewed spaceflights. She seems like an interesting scientist to be discovered. Katherine had skipped many grades and started high at the age of thirteen . She has also graduated with the highest honors in 1937, which led her to work in Black Public school in Virginia. After thirteen years Katherine has quitted her job and started working for NASA.

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I picked Su-moon Park because he was trying ways to reduce the waste. Su-moon park was born in October 1691. he was finding how to chemical energy to convert into chemical energy batteries and helping with blood test, blood sugar test too. this inspired me because how he is trying to reduce the waste in the world and helping with people with problems of blood sugar.

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He liked reading, swimming, jogging, racquetball, handball, scuba diving and golf.

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I picked Alice Ball because she was an African American women who developed an injectable oil extract that was the most effective treatment for leprosy until the 1940's. She was the first women and first African American woman to receive a masters degree from the University of Hawaii. Ball was also the first female chemistry professor at the university. Balls work from her injectable oil impacted 8 thousand people that were diagnosed with leprosy.

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Emmett Chappelle was a biochemist that had many different accomplishments though his career. His time at NASA as a chemist was very impactful because his research it supported NASA's manned space flight initiatives. Chappelle pioneered a way to develop the ingredients ubiquitous in all cellular material. Later, he developed techniques that are still widely used for the detection of bacteria in urine, blood, spinal fluids, drinking water, and foods. I picked him because his work in biochemistry and research in NASA sounded interesting to me. What impressed me the most was his invention that detects living cells using the same proteins firefly's use to glow.

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Patricia Bath was an Female Ophthalmologist. She is most known for discovering and invented a new device for a type of surgery, cataract surgery called laserphaco. She was the first women Ophthalmologist to be assigned to a school of Medicine Jules Stein eye Institute. I chose this scientist because she was the most interesting to know about and I think it's cool what she invented and it's very helpful for people. What impressed me the most is that she invented the device because it doesn't seem like something easy to build.

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Alice Augusta Ball was an African American chemist who developed an injectable oil extract that was the most effective treatment for leprosy until the 1940s. She was the first woman and first African American to receive a master's degree from the University of Hawaii, she was also the first female chemistry professor at the university of Washington while she was here she earned a bachelors degree in pharmaceutical chemistry an two years later she received a second degree in pharmacy two years later.

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I picked Herman Branson because he researches mathematical biology and protein structure. He also produces more than 100 articles on physics, biophysics, black American college, and science education.

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Mae Jemison went into orbit aboard the Space Shuttle Endeavour in 1992 and became the first African American woman in space. She is also a trained medical doctor, served as a Medical Officer in the Peace Corps and currently runs BioSentient Corp, a medical technology company

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Benjamin Banneker was a largely self taught mathematician and a astronomer. He did many things including being the first person to successfully predict an eclipse. He was able to predict the eclipse and write books from just looking at the sky and observing. He also attracted a lot of attention by making a full functioning clock out of wood. The reason I picked this scientist is because I think astronomy is cool.

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Elisabeth was a german scientist/geologist who specialized in bat research. I choose her because I like her area of work and find it interesting how she would travel around the world to record and analyze the way bats are in their natural element. She died in sept 26,2011 but her research will live on and be appreciated in the science community.

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Daniel Hale Williams performed the first open-heart surgery on a human in 1893. He also founded Provident Hospital and Training School for Nurses in Chicago, IL in 1891. His father was a barber who was very religious. His father died of tuberculosis when Daniel was nine years old. I was interested in researching him because I've always wanted to know how it feels to perform surgery on somebody else. It impressed me that he performed the first open heart surgery ever.

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In the year 1864 Rebecca Lee Crumple was the first Africans American that became a doctor. On march 1 1864, Crumpler got received a Doctress of Medicine from New England Female Medical College. She was only 33 years old at the time. She has remains the only African American woman to receive a medical degree from that school also, had to overcome 19th-century prejudice against her gender and ethnicity and qualify as'' doctress of medicine” also wrote a book of medical.

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Mae Jemison is a engineer and astronaut who graduated from cornell university, Speaks numerous languages, and spent over 190 hours in space and at the ISS; (International Space Station). She was the first african-American women to go to space, and he carreer path interests me, as I would enjoy a job in the engineering feild.

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Jewel Plummer Cobb was a Biologist who studied melanin, skin pigmentation, and skin cancer. She did sunscreen testing, how drugs affect the brain, and zapping yeast with x-rays. I chose her because I thought the things she studied were very interesting

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Guion was born in Philadelphia Pennsylvania in 1942. He was a good student and graduated with a bachelors degree in aerospace engineering. He won countless honors and participated in many affiliations. He became a NASA astronaut in 1979 and went to space for the first time in 1983. He was the first African American to go to space and became an inspiration for many generations. I chose Guion Bluford because he is an interesting person and an astronaut.

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Alice Ball was a chemist who developed a treatment for leprosy. Alice Ball's work directly impacted the eight thousand people that were diagnosed and taken out of their homes. She also was the first woman and first African American to receive a master's degree from the University of Hawaii. I picked her because she was a chemist and because she helped so many people suffering from this disease.

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I'm most interested in Mae Jemison, the reason I chose her was because I've seen photos and pictures of her around the school. The more I researched her the more interested I was in knowing more about her. She became the first black woman to travel into space when she served as a mission specialist aboard the Space Shuttle Endeavour. Mae Jemison is more than an astronaut — she's also a physician, a Peace Corps volunteer, a teacher, and founder and president of two technology companies. She is the youngest of three children born to a maintenance worker and an elementary school teacher She was inspired to become an astronaut because of Star Trek. I think technological science sounds most interesting to me, you get to incorporate engineering and science and work in groups to build something. What I don’t like about it is sometimes is there would be a lot of programming languages I would have to learn. Some classes I could take to learn more about this job would be • Computer Programming. • Databases/Data Mining/Data Management/Data Science. • Networking Engineering. • Software Engineering. • Web Development. • Computer Graphics. • Operating Systems. • Computer Systems.

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I picked Mae Jemison because she was the first African American woman in space. she did many different things she was a physician, a peace corps volunteer, a teacher, and the founder and president of two technology companies. she went to Stanford University on a scholarship when she was only 16. Her dream was to become the first African American women in space and her dream came true.