Radiation, space travel, dinosaurs: Six fascinating books on women scientists

Science Mission Specialist Mae Jemison prepared to climb out of her T-38 training jet after arriving at the Kennedy Space Center in early September 1992. A few days later, she became the first African-American woman to fly in space, on board the space shuttle Endeavour.
Robert Sullivan | AFP/Getty Images 1992
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