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TFCN Fact-check: Did NASA send a woman to space with 100 tampons? - Poynter
TIE - Sally Ride became the first American woman to go to space in 1983. Ahead of her flight, reporters asked if she'd “weep” while NASA engineers asked if 100 tampons would
How space affects women and men differently - BBC News
NASA engineers thought female astronauts needed a full face of makeup
After years of sexism in space we urgently need more female astronauts | New Scientist
12 women astronauts who changed spaceflight forever - BBC Sky at Night Magazine
100 Tampons Nasa Lined Notebook/Journal: 6x9 Inch 100 Lined Page To Do List, Planner, Notebook, Agenda, Journal, Diary, Funny Gag Gift for Men/ Women by - Amazon.ae
Nasa: Erster weiblicher Außeneinsatz auf der ISS - DER SPIEGEL
It's National Lipstick Day! Here's That Time NASA Thought Female Astronauts Needed Makeup | Space
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
Remembering Sally Ride — 40 years after she shattered the glass ceiling on the way to space
A brief history of menstruating in space | Popular Science
Sally Ride - Wikipedia
How Do Women Deal With Having a Period… in Space? | National Geographic
A woman on the moon: How has one small step taken so long? - The Washington Post
40th anniversary: Sally Ride's first space shuttle launch
NASA Really Thought Sally Ride Needed 100 Tampons and Makeup in Space - Marcia Belsky - YouTube
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NASA thought Sally Ride needed 100 tampons for 1 week “just to be safe.” From what? - Vox
Nasa sent a woman to space for only 6 days and they gave her 100 tampons" 🎤: Marcia Belsky #Shorts - YouTube
Periods in Space Are Not That Different, Though a Bit More Complicated - The New York Times
Why People Thought Women Couldn't Be Astronauts - The Atlantic
One Good Fact about NASA | Britannica
Stefanie Preissner: I polled men on how female bodies worked — the results were shocking | BelfastTelegraph.co.uk
A brief history of menstruating in space | Popular Science
How NASA Picked Sally Ride to Be the First American Woman in Space - Bloomberg
NASA Space Suits Were Never Designed to Fit Everyone - The Atlantic
