Podcast: Exploring Space and Inspiring Future Explorers
Podcast: Exploring Space and Inspiring Future Explorers
Lockheed Martin’s Danielle Richey has a very exciting job: She’s working on sending humans out to the Moon and to Mars. She is also very engaged in inspiring and mentoring young women to pursue careers in aerospace engineering and other STEM fields.
John Falcioni, editor-in-chief of ASME’s Mechanical Engineering magazine, caught up with Richey to discuss her own career journey and to find out how AR, VR, and 3D printing are changing the art of spacecraft building.
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John Falcioni, editor-in-chief of ASME’s Mechanical Engineering magazine, caught up with Richey to discuss her own career journey and to find out how AR, VR, and 3D printing are changing the art of spacecraft building.
Listen to more episodes of ASME TechCast on your favorite podcast app:
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