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Valentina Tereshkova
was the first woman
to go into space. She
was born in Russia in
1937. She worked in
a textile factory and
her hobby was
parachuting.
She was
selected
to travel into space aboard the
spacecraft Vostok 6. In 1963, she
orbited the Earth in Russia's space program.
In 1963, Valentina orbited the Earth 48 times
and was in space for almost three days. She is
still the only woman to have gone
on a solo space mission. After
her mission to space, Valentina
Tereshkova did many other
important things. She became
an icon in the women's
movement and, in 1976,
she also became a colonel
in the Soviet Air Forces.
Valentina is an important
woman in history because
she proved that women have the same
abilities that men do. Today, 10% of astronauts
are women. Women astronauts are examples of
equality for women.
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