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1. www.space.com › women-of-apolloThese Women Made NASA's Apollo Moon Missions Possible | Space

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   Jul 24, 2019 · Click through this gallery to learn more about the women behind Apollo. Related: Apollo 11 at 50: A Complete Guide to the Historic Moon Landing. HERE: JoAnn Morgan, NASA's first and only...

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2. rocket-women.com › 2019 › 07The Rocket Women of Apollo: JoAnn Morgan, Instrumentation ...

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   Jul 28, 2019 · Her name is JoAnn Morgan, and she was the only woman inside the control room for the historic Apollo 11 launch. Who is she? KSC Firing Room 1 for Apollo 11, post-launch.

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4. www.nytimes.com › 2019/07/23 › scienceFive Women Who Made the Moon Landing Possible

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   Jul 23, 2019 · On the day of the Apollo 11 launch, Judy Sullivan, a former teacher and the first female engineer in NASA’s Spacecraft Operations, was the only woman who helped Neil Armstrong suit up for...

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5. www.electronicspecifier.com › news › women-in-techIWD: 5 women who made the Apollo 11 landing possible

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   In the lead up to Internationl Women's Day, AptonPlant acknowledges the achievements of the five women that made the Apollo 11 landing possible. NASA's reports show just 3-5% of the labour force were female.

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6. spacecoastdaily.com › 2023 › 03WOMEN'S HISTORY MONTH: JoAnn Morgan Was Only Woman in Launch ...

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   Mar 6, 2023 · As the Apollo 11 mission lifted off on the Saturn V rocket, propelling humanity to the surface of the Moon for the very first time, JoAnn Morgan was the only woman in the launch firing room.

7. apollo11space.com › 5-women-who-contributed-to-the5 Women Who Contributed to the Moon Landing Mission

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   The table above outlines the names of 5 women who contributed to the success of the Apollo program, along with their respective roles in fields such as mathematics, engineering, and mission control.

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   Who were the women behind Apollo 11?

   • Click through this gallery to learn more about the women behind Apollo. HERE: JoAnn Morgan, NASA's first and only female engineer during Apollo 11, is surrounded by men in the Firing Room at NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida on July 16, 1969.

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   Who was the first woman in the firing room on Apollo 11?

   • KSC Firing Room 1 for Apollo 11, post-launch. Credit: NASA . At the time, JoAnn was a 28-year-old instrumentation controller and she was the first woman permitted to be inside the firing room during an Apollo launch. Today, this is what JoAnn is most known for.

   The Rocket Women of Apollo: JoAnn Morgan, Instrumentation Controller

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   When did NASA launch Apollo 11?

   • Apollo 11 mission launch from KSC on July 16, 1969. Credit: NASA. Morgan enjoyed the Apollo 11 launch from the firing room starting roughly 3 hours prior to countdown, and she stayed there all the way through translunar injection phase (which is the last critical event that launch control supported).

   The Rocket Women of Apollo: JoAnn Morgan, Instrumentation Controller

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   When did Apollo 11 take place?

   • The photograph is an American classic: members of the Kennedy Space Center team, packed into the control room shortly after the Apollo 11 mission lifted off on July 16, 1969. The rocket would successfully carry humans to the surface of the moon for the first time.

   Five Women Who Made the Moon Landing Possible

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   Who was the only woman in the control room on Apollo 11?

   • JoAnn Morgan, circled, was the only woman working in the control room when the Apollo 11 mission launched in 1969. This photograph, taken shortly after, shows the launch team along with an additional group of employees listening to Vice President Spiro T. Agnew speak. Photo Illustration by Maya Salam/The New York Times.

   Five Women Who Made the Moon Landing Possible

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   What happened to Joann on the Apollo 11 lunar landing?

   • As for the Apollo 11 lunar landing, JoAnn’s job was considered complete. Launch marks the beginning of the mission. But after the first couple of critical events that the launch team is devoted to (which includes launch through translunar injection), the Mission Control team in Houston takes over.

   The Rocket Women of Apollo: JoAnn Morgan, Instrumentation Controller

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9. time.com › apollo-11-anniversary-first-womanApollo 11 50th Anniversary: The Woman Behind the Scenes ...

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   Meet Poppy Northcutt, the Woman Who Helped Bring the Apollo 11 Astronauts Home Safely