WOMEN IN SPACE 1982 NASA RESEARCH FEATURE CAN FEMALES BE SHUTTLE ASTRONAUTS?

Description: Here you have a wonderful bit of VINTAGE HISTORICAL MEMORABILIA! Please...SEE THE SCAN! This is research done with mostly average women subjects featured inside a complete 1982 edition of Reader's Digest Magazine. This 4–page article is titled "HOUSEWIVES IN SPACE." (HOW A SMALL BAND OF ADVENTUROUS WOMEN—AND A $3 MILLION TOILET—HELPED NASA TAKE ONE GIANT STEP FOR WOMANKIND.) This recounts how women signed up with NASA and went through the rigorous tests to measure their capacity for space flight. There is a note at the end of the article that indicates THERE ARE NOW EIGHT WOMEN ASTRONAUTS, ONE OF WHOM—SALLY RIDE—IS A CREW MEMBER ON THE SEVENTH SHUTTLE FLIGHT SCHEDULED FOR APRIL 1983… The magazine is in very fine shape. Not mint, but gently read and a tough find! This is a great piece FOR THE COLLECTOR! Take it home with you! GOOD LUCK! Winner, please add $4.00 for postage and wonderful packaging. I am happy to send this to any country. 1st class air postage will be charged… GOOD LUCK! Please Check Out My Ebay Store for more historical memor

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