Here's some #BlackGirlMagic to put a smile on your face this morning! Alena Wicker, 12, is making national headlines for her amazing story. The child prodigy who is the youngest member of NSBE (National Society of Black Engineers), just graduated from high school and been accepted to college at Arizona State University. KXXV reports that Alena has big dreams of becoming a NASA scientist.
Hilarious #BroomChallenge Tweets OK, so fun fact: The #BroomChallenge (loudly and wrongly attributed to NASA) has nothing to do with the planet’s gravitational pull on one very special day or the vernal equinox. Nope. It’s just basic physics but who cares?? GIVE US THE JOKES and there were plenty flooding the internet as people tried […]
Street In Front Of NASA Headquarters Renamed To ‘Hidden Figures Way’ NASA paid homage to the pioneering mathematicians Katherine Johnson, Dorothy Vaughn and Mary Jackson with a permanent tribute at the space headquarters. According to Vibe, The women, who were portrayed in the critically acclaimed film Hidden Figures, were the inspiration behind naming the street in their likeness. […]
Big Dummy: Deplorable Dorito Gets Roasted After Attacking NASA & Claiming ‘The Moon Is Part Of Mars’
Trump Clowns NASA, Says Mars Is “Part Of The Moon” Y’alls President is an idiot. According to MSN, Trump is back at it again with the terrible takes. He essentially criticized NASA for promoting its plan to return to the moon before human exploration of Mars, a strategy that Trump endorsed in a directive early […]
Single Mom Attends NASA Internship Thanks To GoFundMe When India Jackson discovered that she had been accepted into a prestigious summer internship at NASA, her only concern was how she’d be able to afford to move herself and her daughter from Georgia to Houston. Although the internship is a paid one, the single mom, who […]
They Invite The NBA Star To Their Lab Steph Curry caused quite an uproar this week as the most recent basketballer who has wild, unsubstantiated conspiracy theories. On The Ringer’s “Winging It” podcast, the question was asked, “We ever been to the moon?” Fellow NBA ballers Vince Carter and Kent Bazemore, who hosts the podcast, […]
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And we thought these fools were s’posed to be rocket scientists… SMH
The first African-American in space, Guion “Guy” Bluford is being inducted into the U.S. Astronaut Hall of Fame this June, along with three other astronauts.
