Female cosmonaut joins U S mission in space flight row
Elena Kondakova will fly on Atlantis to Mir substitute Michael Foale, despite her husband's view that women should stay home. The debate over women in space surfaces publicly, with Kondakova and other officials defending the role of women astronauts.
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Women in Space Flight BBC Snapshot of Pioneering Women
A compact survey of women who have flown on Soviet and Russian craft. Valentina Tereshkova the first in 1963. Svetlana Savitskaya the second in 1984. Helen Sharman the first Briton in space and first woman to live on Mir in 1991. Elena Kondakova the first Russian woman on Mir in 1994. Shannon Lucid the first American woman on Mir with a 188 day term. Claudie Andre-Deshays the first Frenchwoman on Mir in 1996. Includes comment from NASA manager Frank Culbertson.
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