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In the 1940s, an elite team of mathematicians and scientists started working on a project that would carry the U.S. into space, then on to the moon and Mars. They would eventually become NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory, but here’s what made them so unusual: Many of the people who charted the course to space exploration were women.
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