Astronomer Emily Levesque

Astronaut Mae Jemison

It was 1986 and Halley’s comet was making its once-in-every-75-years journey past the Earth. Two-year-old Emily was out in the backyard watching with her family. One look up at the star-studded sky and little Emily was hooked! Looking at the stars has since grown from a personal fascination into a […]

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It was 1986 and Halley’s comet was making its once-in-every-75-years journey past the Earth. Two-year-old Emily was out in the backyard watching with her family. One look up at the star-studded sky and little Emily was hooked! Looking at the stars has since grown from a personal fascination into a

Saving Lives Jane Chen

Rebel Anouk Wipprecht

One out of 10 babies in the world are born premature and keeping them warm is often a problem in many developing countries. No baby should die from being cold,” “says Jane, who with her team invented the low-cost infant warmer. Jane spoke to Smore magazine and shared how she went

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One out of 10 babies in the world are born premature and keeping them warm is often a problem in many developing countries. No baby should die from being cold,” “says Jane, who with her team invented the low-cost infant warmer. Jane spoke to Smore magazine and shared how she went

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