Bridging Two Eras of Human Spaceflight
Recorded on December 16, 2020. When Kathryn Lueders started working at NASA in 1992, it was the peak of the Space Shuttle era. She begins her leadership of the Human Spaceflight Office this year just as a new and exciting era begins. Lueders discusses the possibilities and challenges of the new systems and technologies that […]
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