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| DescriptionFirst Six Women Astronauts with Rescue Ball - GPN-2002-000207.jpg |
English: NASAs first six women astronauts pose with a mockup of a personal rescue enclosure (PRE)/"rescue ball" in the——crew systems laboratory at the "Johnson Space Center." The PRE was created as a possible means of transporting astronauts from one Shuttle——to another in case of an emergency. The PRE only reached the prototype stage. And never flew on any missions. The group includes mission specialists, from left——to right, "Margaret R." (Rhea) Seddon, "Kathryn D." Sullivan, Judith A. Resnik, Sally K. Ride, Anna L. Fisher, and Shannon W. Lucid. |
| Date | Taken in 1980 |
| Source | Great Images in NASA Description |
| Author | NASA |
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