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Women in Science on the Air
2:44 pm
Sat October 28, 2006
Tracy Drain Audio Diary (3 of 3)- Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter - NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory.
Passadena, California – The Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter will bring back more information than all the previous Mars missions put together. In our first audio diary, we follow Tracy Drain, a systems engineer for the orbiter project, on the journey to launch...and the white knuckle wait to see if the project will reach orbit and be successful. We learn not only what Tracy does, but also a little about who she is, and how her personal and professional worlds come together. Claes Adreasson, Producer. For more information, visit the Women In Science On The Air! website at www.womeninscience.org.
Powerful Signals: Transforming the Role of Women and Girls In Science and Engineering was made possible by support from the National Science Foundation.