Martin Marietta
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| 2025 | Scheduled publication of 'Corpspace: A Flight of Fancy'. |
| September 28 2024 | Made a brief appearance during NASA's coverage of the Crew-9 launch, which was co-hosted by Zena Cardman and NASA communicator Derrol Nail. |
| January 31 2024 | Initially announced as a mission specialist for the SpaceX Crew-9 mission to the International Space Station, but later removed to accommodate Boeing Starliner astronauts. |
| 2022 | Jessica Watkins surpassed Wilson's record of 43 days in space for a female African American astronaut. |
| 2020 | Published his most recent academic paper, continuing his scholarly contributions to physics well into his later years. |
| December 9 2020 | Named as a candidate for the Artemis program, potentially becoming the first woman and first African-American to walk on the Moon. |
| 2019 | Awarded the Salem Trailblazer Award, recognizing her groundbreaking work and leadership. |
| 2019 | Published memoir 'When We Landed on the Moon', reflecting on a significant historical event. |
| October 18 2019 | Served as ground controller in Houston during the first all-woman spacewalk by Christina Koch and Jessica Meir. |
| 2018 | Published nonfiction book 'Self-Publishing Tools, Tips, and Techniques', sharing insights into the publishing process. |
| 2017 | Stephanie Wilson was selected as part of the NASA Artemis program, which aims to return humans to the Moon, becoming one of eighteen astronauts chosen for this groundbreaking mission. |
| 2015 | Published nonfiction book 'Once a Jew, Always a Jew?'. |
| 2013 | Received both the Johnson Space Center Innovation Group Achievement Award and the Johnson Space Center Director Commendation Award, highlighting her innovative contributions and leadership at NASA. |
| 2013 | Published nonfiction book 'Dust Net'. |
| 2012 | Published nonfiction book 'The Surprising Benefits of Being Unemployed'. |
| 2011 | Received a second NASA Distinguished Service Medal and an Honorary Doctorate of Science from Williams College, acknowledging her significant scientific achievements. |
| 2011 | Published nonfiction book 'The Dead Hand of Mrs. Stifle'. |
| 2010 | Received the NASA Space Flight Medal, continuing to be recognized for her space mission work. |
| May 9 2010 | Died of heart failure at the age of 92. |
| April 2010 | Flew as a mission specialist on the STS-131 space mission. |
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