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At the start of the space program Randy Lovelace, the chairman of NASA's Life Sciences Committee, thought it would be a good idea to put women in space. Afterall, women are generally smaller and lighter than men, and thus would take up less room in a spaceship, and need less oxygen, a cost saving measure. But to make this happen, he would have to prove that women were every bit as capable as men to go into space. So started the programs and testing to see if women would be able to withstand the
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Sep 17, 2013
Jennette Neville
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