NASA engineers asked Sally Ride, the first American woman in space, if 100 tampons was the right number for her 7-day trip… | Sally ride, Space facts, Nasa engineer
What Happens When You Get Your Period In Space? : Shots - Health News : NPR
Women in space | 12 female astronauts who changed spaceflight forever - BBC Sky at Night Magazine
Too few ? : r/WhitePeopleTwitter
Junior League of Galveston County, Inc. - #WomensHistoryMonth #jljctx #Repost @thefemfeed ・・・ We're rounding out the first week of #womenshistorymonth celebrating #sallyride - One of our favorite Sally Ride stories involves the
Tampon Tribe: Ever Wonder What It's Like to Get your Period In Space?! 🚀 | Milled
TFCN Fact-check: Did NASA send a woman to space with 100 tampons? – Poynter
Robotics Education & Competition (REC) Foundation on Twitter: "Celebrating 1st woman in space, Astronaut Sally Ride, who paved the way for more women in #STEM! #SallyRideDay https://t.co/1A17BzTLzz" / Twitter
When Sally Ride Took Her First Space Flight, Sexism Was the Norm - HISTORY
When Sally Ride Took Her First Space Flight, Sexism Was the Norm - HISTORY
Did NASA Ask Sally Ride if 100 Tampons Would Be Enough for 14 Days in Space? | Snopes.com
NASA Space Suits Were Never Designed to Fit Everyone - The Atlantic
Sally Ride: 1st American woman in space | Human World | EarthSky
One Hundred…Tampons in Space | UMKC Women's Center
:format(jpeg)/cdn.vox-cdn.com/uploads/chorus_image/image/46398652/sallyrideinspace2.0.0.jpg "NASA thought Sally Ride needed 100 tampons for 1 week “just to be safe.” From what? - Vox")
NASA thought Sally Ride needed 100 tampons for 1 week “just to be safe.” From what? - Vox
After years of sexism in space we urgently need more female astronauts | New Scientist
How space affects women and men differently - BBC News
How Sally Ride shattered the ultimate glass ceiling | University of California
NASA engineers thought female astronauts needed a full face of makeup — Quartz
The canceled all-female spacewalk and NASA's awkward history with women in space - The Washington Post
UN Women - Today we remember Sally Ride, born on this day in 1951, who was the 3rd woman to travel to space. 👩🚀🚀 Her legacy lives on through all the girls
