NASA has to talk about periods in space if we ever want to go to Mars | Mashable
That time when NASA (almost) sent Sally Ride to space with 100 tampons : NPR
Astronaut Sally Ride and the Burden of Being The First - The American Prospect
Quand la Nasa imaginait un kit de maquillage pour les femmes astronautes | TF1 INFO
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NASA Really Thought Sally Ride Needed 100 Tampons and Makeup in Space - Marcia Belsky - YouTube
How Sally Ride shattered the ultimate glass ceiling | University of California
I can't remember feeling as excited about the future': redesigning space travel for women | Guardian Careers | The Guardian
20 Things You Might Not Know About Sally Ride – Sally Ride Science
Why NASA's First All-Women Spacewalk Made History - The New York Times
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
TFCN Fact-check: Did NASA send a woman to space with 100 tampons? - Poynter
The Class of 1978 and the FLATs | NASA
NASA Really Thought Sally Ride Needed 100 Tampons and Makeup in Space - Marcia Belsky - YouTube
Did NASA Ask Sally Ride if 100 Tampons Would Be Enough for 14 Days in Space? | Snopes.com
20 Things You Might Not Know About Sally Ride – Sally Ride Science
100 Tampons for Sally Ride | This is the best thing we've seen all week 🤣 Video by Christa Allen, Song by Marcia Belsky ❤ Story based on Sally Ride's real life
Stefanie Preissner: I polled men on how female bodies worked — the results were shocking | BelfastTelegraph.co.uk
After years of sexism in space we urgently need more female astronauts | New Scientist
Huge Expectations | NASA
Leaps.org on Instagram: “TRUE STORY. In 1983, NASA was preparing to send astronaut Sally Ride into space for a week-long trip. (“Just to be safe,” they allegedly…”
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Periods in Space Are Not That Different, Though a Bit More Complicated - The New York Times
