Ochoa, Ellen, 1958-

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Ellen Ochoa (b. May 10, 1958, Los Angeles, California), is an engineer, astronaut, and director of the Johnson Space Center. She became the first Hispanic woman to go into space in 1993.
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referencedIn STS-110 National Archives at College Park
referencedIn STS-96 National Archives at College Park
referencedIn Mission Photographs Taken During the Space Shuttle Program , 4/12/1981 - 7/21/2011 National Archives at College Park
creatorOf Ellen Ochoa Innovative Lives Presentation National Museum of American History (U.S.). Archives Center
contributorOf Discussions with Women: Past, Present and Future of Space National Archives at College Park
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memberOf Atlantis (Space shuttle) corporateBody
memberOf Discovery (Spacecraft) corporateBody
employeeOf Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center corporateBody
employeeOf Sandia national laboratories corporateBody
alumnusOrAlumnaOf San Diego State university corporateBody
alumnusOrAlumnaOf Stanford university corporateBody
employeeOf United States. National Aeronautics and Space Administration corporateBody
Place Name Admin Code Country
Houston TX US
La Mesa CA US
Los Angeles CA US
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Astronauts
Engineers
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Astronauts
Engineers
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Birth 1958-05-10

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