Kathryn (Kathryn Sullivan)

Kathryn Sullivan is a distinguished American astronaut and geologist who became the first American woman to stroll in space in 1984. She flew on three Space Shuttle missions, conducting scientific research and spacewalks outside the spacecraft. After her NASA career, she served as the Administrator of NOAA, overseeing oceanic and atmospheric research and weather services. Sullivan’s work combines exploration and scientific leadership, advancing our understanding of Earth and space. Her accomplishments have inspired many in science, engineering, and exploration, making her a prominent figure in both space history and environmental science.