Join host Cosmo Ray on Lunar Record as we uncover extraordinary stories of women who broke barriers to reach the stars—from mathematicians calculating lunar trajectories to pioneers shattering records in orbit. These jaw-dropping tales of brilliance and perseverance will inspire you to discover the heroes who should have been household names all along.

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Join host Cosmo Ray celebrating women rewriting space history—from Peggy Whitson's 675 days in orbit to Christina Koch's 328-day mission and the first all-female spacewalk. Discover how pioneers like Emily Calandrelli are transforming what's possible beyond Earth's atmosphere.

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Host Cosmo Ray examines the 20-year gap between Valentina Tereshkova's 1963 spaceflight and Sally Ride's 1983 launch. We discuss institutional barriers, Jerrie Cobb's denied applications, Svetlana Savitskaya's historic spacewalk, and how systemic gatekeeping delayed scientific progress despite proven capability.

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Join host Cosmo Ray as he explores how Katherine Johnson, Dorothy Vaughan, and Mary Jackson—brilliant Black mathematicians at NASA—calculated trajectories for America's space missions. From John Glenn's orbital flight to Apollo 11, these women's precision made history while facing segregation, gaining recognition after the 2016 film Hidden Figures.

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