I love how honest she was. She had no problem saying "I don't know". She could have come up with all kinds of scientific reasons to answer the question why she wanted to go into space...but she just said honestly that she didn't know. I really admire someone like that. But I think, honestly, that the average mind could not understand her reasons for wanting to go into space. Her fellow astronauts would because it's probably very esoteric. And I love how she said "the training is asexual" and how you don't have to be strong to do anything in space because you're weightless. She gave very practical answers. She probably got so tired of answering such thoughtless questions. She was fascinating. And she still had that great smile in her later years. RIP Sally. You're greatly missed.
I glad she said women and men as we are the premier sex, not males it is always dammit men first then wen,as if we are just not important blame the buybull.
Thank you so much for this video! I am from Russia and I am grateful to her that in 1995 she replied to my letter and sent me an autographed photo of herself as a souvenir. Eternal memory.
@@wa1ufo Thanks for the good wishes! I want to say that I have letters and photos of America's first astronauts John Glenn, John Young and Neil Armstrong, who also personally replied to my letters. In the 80s and 90s, I was very interested in the history of the development of the space programs of the USSR and the USA. Eternal memory of the space pioneers. My best wishes to you and your loved ones. ❤🤝St. Petersburg, Russia.
"Morgan Douglas 1 year ago R.I.P. Sally. Hope you are having a good time in Outer Space Heaven, because we love you and miss you. Say hi to God and the Space Angels for us." ... "Outer Space Heaven"
Just got done reading the book, Sally Ride, by Lynn Sherr which is so well written I had to look everyone up see who they were, what they look like today. Fabulous story. Even though Sally had a shortend life by pancreatic ca, she accomplished so many things. The sky is the limit and she was so talented in so many ways. And I'm glad she came out in her last days. First woman lesbian in space. Good for her. Aways looking for equality like it should be. Rock on Sally.
I admire your courage and intelligence. It is so sad that you did not live long. What a charming look you have. When I watched video of your tomb I felt deeply for you. It is so simple. I feel that it should be a bit more expressive. R.I.P
I am writing a research paper on the women in NASA in the 1960s-1980s and i am talking about Poppy Northcutt and Sally Ride. I admire them. does anyone know who the interviewer lady was and was the company interviewing her NOVA also what was the month and day this interviews was conducted on?
The Space Shuttle was the most dangerous space vehicle that ever existed. You couldn’t have paid me to put my dog on it! Especially when they couldn’t figure out how to keep those damned tiles from falling off - that, of course, was what doomed Columbia before they even made it into orbit! Just add publicity- and money-greedy managers into the mix, and you had a volatile combination ( pun definitely not intended). 😢
Just like "300 pounds of books." I'm hooked. Ain't been out and about in a while. 12 (twelve) 🌎 years in isolation (basically) and the occasional Inter/IBM-360 Flashbacks to keep my juices a roll'N.jes
“I really don’t know. And uh, I’ve had a lot of time to think about it, and I don’t know what the reason is, but I think that some of the people in the world understand immediately and would love to take my place and would love to go up themselves, and other people really don’t understand the reason for it and I think it’s just something that’s inside people that they can’t, uh, can’t explain.” So, yeah, Sally was 100% gay.
When she launched in 1983, she was married to another astronaut named Steve Hawley. They were our next-door neighbors. He was a Shuttle Commander, she was a Payload Specialist. The two of them got to go on a mission together about a year after her first flight.
I don't think she could explain that to the average mind, particularly those not in her realm. I would imagine it's very esoteric and that mostly her fellow astronauts would understand her reasons. Sally was too kind to say that to the interviewer.
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I love how honest she was. She had no problem saying "I don't know". She could have come up with all kinds of scientific reasons to answer the question why she wanted to go into space...but she just said honestly that she didn't know. I really admire someone like that. But I think, honestly, that the average mind could not understand her reasons for wanting to go into space. Her fellow astronauts would because it's probably very esoteric. And I love how she said "the training is asexual" and how you don't have to be strong to do anything in space because you're weightless. She gave very practical answers. She probably got so tired of answering such thoughtless questions. She was fascinating. And she still had that great smile in her later years. RIP Sally. You're greatly missed.
She really was an amazing woman. Rest In Peace, Sally, you were an extraordinary human being.
She's so badass. RIP Dr. Sally Ride
I glad she said women and men as we are the premier sex, not males it is always dammit men first then wen,as if we are just not important blame the buybull.
I remember as a kid my grandad had the hots for her so bad. My grandad had good taste.
@@ackmino that’s awesome 👏
11:02 "I have no goals. I'm not a goal orientated person. I don't have anything I'm looking forward to"
Sally Ride ... inspiring words.
Thank you so much for this video! I am from Russia and I am grateful to her that in 1995 she replied to my letter and sent me an autographed photo of herself as a souvenir. Eternal memory.
Best wishes to you from America!
@@wa1ufo Thanks for the good wishes! I want to say that I have letters and photos of America's first astronauts John Glenn, John Young and Neil Armstrong, who also personally replied to my letters. In the 80s and 90s, I was very interested in the history of the development of the space programs of the USSR and the USA. Eternal memory of the space pioneers. My best wishes to you and your loved ones. ❤🤝St. Petersburg, Russia.
"Morgan Douglas 1 year ago
R.I.P. Sally. Hope you are having a good time in Outer Space Heaven, because we love you and miss you. Say hi to God and the Space Angels for us."
...
"Outer Space Heaven"
I love Sally Ride!! I look up to her so much. I'm being her for my fourth grade wax museum❤️
Just got done reading the book, Sally Ride, by Lynn Sherr which is so well written I had to look everyone up see who they were, what they look like today. Fabulous story. Even though Sally had a shortend life by pancreatic ca, she accomplished so many things. The sky is the limit and she was so talented in so many ways. And I'm glad she came out in her last days. First woman lesbian in space. Good for her. Aways looking for equality like it should be. Rock on Sally.
That was a really good book. I enjoyed learning about Sally. So sad that she died young. ❤
She was direct but friendly and very smart. Awesome combination! My shero!
When she says “The Soviets” instead of “The Russians” we realize how old this is
Fascinating..
Dr. Sally is one of my heroes! RIP!
I am doing a wax museum and I chose to do Sally Ride
I am doing research about Sally Ride.
Arsia Tsuji same
me too
So is my 12 yr old daughter
Same
they gave her 100 TAMPONS
She is such a good role model for girls
no, she's just a good role model.
Doesn't matter the sex or gender
R.I.P Sally ride 😭
This Woman is truly A Beacon .
An American hero.
The majority of the people in the comments are either here bc of a school project or here to say she's "lesbian"
Lesbians need love 2 😋
I'm relieved.
Thanks.jes
I'm not a American but proud about you Sally Ride
Miss her still...American Hero
i think watching this is so coooooool
I admire your courage and intelligence. It is so sad that you did not live long. What a charming look you have. When I watched video of your tomb I felt deeply for you. It is so simple. I feel that it should be a bit more expressive. R.I.P
I am writing a research paper on the women in NASA in the 1960s-1980s and i am talking about Poppy Northcutt and Sally Ride. I admire them. does anyone know who the interviewer lady was and was the company interviewing her NOVA also what was the month and day this interviews was conducted on?
اسال الله ان يدخلها واسع جناتة امبن
Eres el fondo de pantalla de mi célular sally
Is it true about the 100 tampons? Im now hooked on this womans story because of that song 😂
The Space Shuttle was the most dangerous space vehicle that ever existed. You couldn’t have paid me to put my dog on it! Especially when they couldn’t figure out how to keep those damned tiles from falling off - that, of course, was what doomed Columbia before they even made it into orbit! Just add publicity- and money-greedy managers into the mix, and you had a volatile combination ( pun definitely not intended). 😢
Sally when she gets asked a yes or no question: "I Don't THINK SO" or " I don't know
Very academic of her. She was a PhD and professor after all.
RIP
Me to
Who's here after news of Kristen Stewart playing sally
First woman in space is ВАЛЕНТИНА ТЕРЕШКОВА! First woman in space 1963, Ride-1983!
I am going to be her for the wax museum
do you go to Augustaprep?????
Just like "300 pounds of books." I'm hooked. Ain't been out and about in a while. 12 (twelve) 🌎 years in isolation (basically) and the occasional Inter/IBM-360 Flashbacks to keep my juices a roll'N.jes
She has advanced capacities for homo sapiens, whereas
we see below worm, below goose other two-legged earth-dwellers.
“I really don’t know. And uh, I’ve had a lot of time to think about it, and I don’t know what the reason is, but I think that some of the people in the world understand immediately and would love to take my place and would love to go up themselves, and other people really don’t understand the reason for it and I think it’s just something that’s inside people that they can’t, uh, can’t explain.” So, yeah, Sally was 100% gay.
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im doin a report on her at school. :)
And yet she just dies about a week later...
Wait seriously?
...
I didn't know. Forgive me.
ONLY SO MANY CORPSUCKLES IN THE HUMAN ENTITY.jes
Why she used to prefer girls over boys ??
Do not know and so what?
Because she is a Lesbian Woman
When she launched in 1983, she was married to another astronaut named Steve Hawley. They were our next-door neighbors. He was a Shuttle Commander, she was a Payload Specialist. The two of them got to go on a mission together about a year after her first flight.
@@judithgoode3376 I am asking a simple question: "why she preferred girls over boys ? Sexism is really not acceptable
@@ghassanjenainaty4212it may be against ur religion but it’s just because she is lesbian
She was a good gay girl and not being she was really gay
what a man!
How could an astronaut and physicist not know the reason they want to go to outer space?
Yeah that makes no sense to me either
I don't think she could explain that to the average mind, particularly those not in her realm. I would imagine it's very esoteric and that mostly her fellow astronauts would understand her reasons. Sally was too kind to say that to the interviewer.
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