Health In the 1960s, thirteen women dreamed of joining NASA. Now, at 82, one of them will go into space with Bezos by admin July 1, 2021 July 1, 2021 207 Jeff Bezos has unveiled another member of the crew who, on July 20, will fly for a few minutes in space aboard a Blue Origin spacecraft, the aerospace company led by the founder of Amazon. This is Wally Funk, 82, one of the participants in the “Mercury 13” space program which took place in the late 50’s and early 60’s. Funk was an iconic aviator of the last century. When NASA officially allowed women to apply as astronauts in 1976, Funk tried to apply three times without success. Now he will finally have a chance. Bezos’ brother and another passenger who bought a ticket during an auction for about 28 million dollars will also fly on the same spacecraft on 20 July. Share this:FacebookX Related See also Epilepsy, how it is recognized and how to intervene in the event of a crisis 0 comment 0 FacebookTwitterEmail previous post Serristori hospital returns Covid free. The last Covid area of Internal Medicine closed [ValdarnoPost.it] next post Chinese men’s basketball team loses to Canada in the first game 79: 109 You may also like Passive Smoking and Atrial Fibrillation: Is There a... April 27, 2024 This is how often you should clean your... April 27, 2024 This is how often you should clean your... April 27, 2024 Arrest made in sexual attack at Fernández Hospital:... April 27, 2024 Oncological oblivion, for some tumors it occurs even... April 27, 2024 Eating cooked ham with high cholesterol: here’s what... April 27, 2024 German Bundestag – Union calls for strengthening prevention... April 27, 2024 Middle East, Israel: ‘Agreement only if Hamas releases... April 26, 2024 Why do black spots form on bananas? Are... April 26, 2024 4 signs that you are not consuming enough... April 26, 2024 Leave a Comment Cancel Reply Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Δ This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.