"Space IS FOR EVERYBODY..."

Christa McAuliffe

Sharon Christa McAuliffe

"Space IS FOR EVERYBODY..."

Sharon Christa McAuliffe

Valentina Tereshkova / The First Woman in Space, 1963

So close, but so far

Space is pretty close—only around 100 kilometres or 65 miles. However, it is still out of reach for most of us. The whole oxygen thing is a real deal breaker sometimes. But we can work in space, or at least in the booming space industry. But as of right now, space is not balanced.

It's written in the stars

Women make up only 20-22% of the international space industry workforce, a figure that has remained essentially unchanged for 30 years. Women are more likely to hold administrative roles than technical or leadership positions. Even at NASA, specific roles, including engineering, senior scientific, and executive roles, need to be more represented.

Sally Ride

First American Woman in space

Of 681 astronauts, only 11% of astronauts have been women.

Mae Jemison

First Black Woman in space

Of 560+ people travelling to space, less that 70 were women.

Svetlana Savitskaya

First Woman to Spacewalk

Out of 225 spacewalks, only 15 were conducted by women.

Only 11% of astronauts have been women.

Sally Ride

First American Woman in space
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Of 560+ people travelling to space, less that 70 were women.

Mae Jemison

First Black Woman in space
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Out of 225 spacewalks, only 15 were conducted by women.

Svetlana Savitskaya

First Woman to Spacewalk
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Our Promise

We have partnered with leading not-for-profits in all our major markets to donate 5% of our revenue from all experiences sold. We hope to encourage the next generation of space explorers by opening the world of STEM studies. Your purchase could inspire the next hidden figure.

Our Partners

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One Giant Leap

Cosmic Girls Foundation

Our Partners

 Australasia 

One Giant Leap

 North America & Europe 

Cosmic Girls Foundation

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