How a James Webb Scientist Turned a Childhood Dream Into a NASA Career

How a James Webb Scientist Turned a Childhood Dream Into a NASA Career

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NASA’s Stefanie Milam turned a childhood dream into a career in solar system science as part of the James Webb Space Telescope team. Visiting the Johnson Space Center in Texas at 6 years old was a formative moment for the planetary scientist. Today, Milam lives and breathes astronomy: look no further than the solar system tattoo (Kuiper belt and all) on her forearm.

Watch Stefanie Milam discuss historic Webb Telescope firsts at the links below.

NASA Scientist Shares Emotion Seeing JWST Images for the First Time: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/wZKCx3xo-CQ

How NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope Is Rewriting Textbooks: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/9uJWptgTb6g

Seeing Jupiter Like Never Before with NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/Qz0ufmc8A_I

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