
ALT Tawnya Laughinghouse is standing in a high-tech industrial facility, smiling and crossing her arms. She is wearing a textured black jacket and a gold bracelet. Behind her are large pieces of machinery and industrial equipment, with bright lighting highlighting the space. Credit: NASA/Charles Beason

ALT Linda Spuler, part Ojibwe, smiles at the camera as she receives her 30-year service award from NASA Johnson Director Vanessa Wyche. Johnson Center Operations Director Joel Walker stands to Wyche’s right. A United States flag and a NASA flag are behind the group. The bottom portion of NASA’s meatball insignia can be seen on the wall behind them. Credit: NASA/David DeHoyos

ALT Tami, a woman of Native American heritage from the Delaware Nation, smiles standing on a staircase in a modern, sunlit building, holding a traditional handcrafted cradleboard adorned with intricate beadwork. She is wearing a paisley patterned shirt covered with a black sweater that has the NASA insignia on the right breast. Credit: NASA/Charles Beason

ALT A portrait of Abigail Reigner, standing with her arms crossed in front of a 25% scale model of NASA’s SUbsonic Single Aft eNgine (SUSAN) Electrofan aircraft concept used to test and demonstrate hybrid electric propulsion systems for emission reductions and performance boosts in future commercial aircraft. Credit: NASA/Sara Lowthian-Hanna

ALT Miranda Meyer, a member of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians from the Birdtown Community of North Carolina, poses for a portrait amid the trees at NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center. She has long, dark hair and is wearing a bright blue jacket with the NASA and Goddard logos on it. Credit: NASA/Thalia Patrinos

ALT Stephanie Dudley, Gateway's mission integration and utilization manager, sits inside a high-fidelity mockup of HALO (Habitation and Logistics Outpost) at NASA’s Johnson Space Center. She is framed by a docking port, with interior components visible behind her. The mockup’s design showcases the functional environment Artemis astronauts will live and work in while in lunar orbit. Photo credit: NASA/Josh Valcarcel

ALT Astronaut Kathryn D. Sullivan, STS-41G mission specialist, gets some help with her extravehicular mobility unit (EMU) prior to participating in an underwater simulation of an extravehicular activity (EVA) scheduled for her flight aboard the Columbia in October 1984. Dr. Sullivan participated in the rehearsal in NASA’s weightless environment training facility (WET-F) at Johnson Space Center.

ALT The lower half of Europa Clipper’s vault plate, showing the poem by U.S. Poet Laureate Ada Limón (lower right), a drawing representing the Jovian system that will host the names of 2.6 million people flying with mission on a microchip (top right), a tribute to planetary scientist Ron Greeley (bottom left), and the radio emission lines known a the ‘Water Hole’ (center). Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech















