Jessica Watkins Makes History As First Black Woman To Serve On ISS

29 April 2022 by Marcus Gordon

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NASA is no stranger to making history – but some breakthroughs take longer than others. Now, with the launch of NASA’s Crew-4 mission, the agency has finally hit a milestone long past due: Jessica Watkins, one of the four astronauts who left Earth for the International Space Station (ISS) early Wednesday morning, is the first Black woman to serve a long-term mission on board.

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