TFCN Fact-check: Did NASA send a woman to space with 100 tampons? - Poynter
Nasa sent a woman to space for only 6 days and they gave her 100 tampons" 🎤: Marcia Belsky #Shorts - YouTube
It's National Lipstick Day! Here's That Time NASA Thought Female Astronauts Needed Makeup | Space
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That time when NASA (almost) sent Sally Ride to space with 100 tampons : NPR
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Sally Ride - Wikipedia
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A brief history of menstruating in space | Popular Science
100 Tampons Nasa Lined Notebook/Journal: 6x9 Inch 100 Lined Page To Do List, Planner, Notebook, Agenda, Journal, Diary, Funny Gag Gift for Men/ Women by - Amazon.ae
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TIE - Sally Ride became the first American woman to go to space in 1983. Ahead of her flight, reporters asked if she'd “weep” while NASA engineers asked if 100 tampons would
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How space affects women and men differently - BBC News
Periods in Space Are Not That Different, Though a Bit More Complicated - The New York Times
NASA: "100 tampons" and 2 other times space travel failed female astronauts
12 women astronauts who changed spaceflight forever - BBC Sky at Night Magazine
How Do Women Deal With Having a Period… in Space? | National Geographic
NASA engineers thought female astronauts needed a full face of makeup
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NASA thought Sally Ride needed 100 tampons for 1 week “just to be safe.” From what? - Vox
A woman on the moon: How has one small step taken so long? - The Washington Post
Why NASA's First All-Women Spacewalk Made History - The New York Times
