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Katherine Johnson: The Human Computer Curiously Scientific

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Welcome or welcome back to Curiously Scientific. This is the podcast where each week we talk about something scientific that we're curious about. Whether that's The Science Behind COVID, female scientists, science news happening now, or an interesting STEM youth organization, we've got all the most interesting aspects of science covered!

In this episode, we talk about Katherine Johnson who is widely known as one of the prominent individuals involved with the first and subsequent space expeditions since 1961. Her contributions to aeronautics have been the main building blocks for the past and present of NASA!

If you enjoyed this episode make sure to check out thesciencebehind.net and @the.sciencebehind on Instagram. Please also follow this podcast on Spotify, and other streaming platforms to make sure you're informed about the latest episode.

Welcome or welcome back to Curiously Scientific. This is the podcast where each week we talk about something scientific that we're curious about. Whether that's The Science Behind COVID, female scientists, science news happening now, or an interesting STEM youth organization, we've got all the most interesting aspects of science covered!

In this episode, we talk about Katherine Johnson who is widely known as one of the prominent individuals involved with the first and subsequent space expeditions since 1961. Her contributions to aeronautics have been the main building blocks for the past and present of NASA!

If you enjoyed this episode make sure to check out thesciencebehind.net and @the.sciencebehind on Instagram. Please also follow this podcast on Spotify, and other streaming platforms to make sure you're informed about the latest episode.

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