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Portretul lui Sally Ride

Omagiu pentru Sally Ride 1951 — 2012

În amintirea vieții

Sally Ride was a physicist and astronaut from Los Angeles. In 1983 she flew on the space shuttle Challenger and became the first American woman in space. She flew again, then taught and wrote for students. She died in 2012. The flights and the teaching years break cleanly into dates.

Momente din viață

Adăugate recent

Ajută memorialul lui Sally Ride să crească. Adaugă un mesaj sau o amintire.

Fotografie

NASA Goddard Space Flight Center from Greenbelt, MD, USA · Public domain

Fotografie

NASA Goddard Space Flight Center from Greenbelt, MD, USA · Public domain

Fotografie

NASA · Public domain

Gând

A sample thought. A colleague would remember the work, and the way it was done.

Paul

Gând

A sample thought. The family would write here what they still say at the table.

Elena

Poveste

The walk home

This is a sample story, so the page can show a longer memory. A daughter would write the walk home, the song in the kitchen, and the sentence that is still repeated.

Anna

Lumânare

For the songs, and for Sunday.

Nora

Lumânare

A sample candle, lit for one day.

Helen

Videoclipuri

A recording the family kept

A sample film for Sally Ride. The family would put here a song or a piece of footage they still play.

Muzică

A song they loved

The family

Dar

Lumânare

A sample gift of light.

Helen

Dar

Carte

A sample card for Sally Ride.

Mark

Dar

Floare

A sample flower, left on the page.

Iris

Cronologie

Born in Los Angeles

Sally Kristen Ride was born in Los Angeles.

Cronologie

First American woman in space

She flew aboard Challenger on mission STS-7.

Cronologie

A second flight

She flew again, on Challenger mission STS-41-G.

Cronologie

Died

She died in 2012, after years of teaching and of writing for young people.

Întâlnire

A Sunday visit

A sample gathering for Sally Ride. The family would write the time, the place, and who is welcome.

The family

Born in Los Angeles

1951

Sally Kristen Ride was born in Los Angeles.

First American woman in space

1983

She flew aboard Challenger on mission STS-7.

A second flight

1984

She flew again, on Challenger mission STS-41-G.

Died

2012

She died in 2012, after years of teaching and of writing for young people.