00:00Dr. Wright, un po' fast, quick questions here, sir, ma'am.
00:06During your training, when there was a problem, how did you respond?
00:09Do you weep?
00:10Why doesn't anybody ask Rick those questions?
00:15When I was a little girl, I always dreamed of flying in space.
00:18As rookies in the astronaut corps, none of us knew what was about to happen to us.
00:23I was concerned I might not be able to keep up.
00:27Sally is back there going, weee!
00:30She loved that it was very challenging to learn.
00:33Therefore, if you learned it, you were hot stuff.
00:36Women astronauts, are you kidding me?
00:38They hadn't paid their dues like we had.
00:41Sally, is there anybody here at NASA who is still unconvinced that women have a place in the space program?
00:47I think there are a few people that are waiting to see how I do.
00:52Let me put it that way.
00:54Main engine start.
00:57And liftoff.
00:59We have America's first women astronaut.
01:03Houston, we're loud and clear now.
01:05She was the most famous person on Earth for a while.
01:07It was really hard because she was very private.
01:10Dr. Sally Ride.
01:11Sally Ride.
01:12Sally K. Ride.
01:13Sally risked everything to make history.
01:16But telling the world about us was a risk she just couldn't take.
01:48Who do you tell me who you were, Sally?
01:50I proved it.
01:50Done.
01:52If more little girls grew up with an interest in science like we did, the world would be a better
01:58place.
02:00Space changed for all time when Sally went up.
02:03I really dreamed of getting a chance to go into space.
02:07And unbelievably, that dream came true.
02:12We'll be right back.
02:13We'll be right back.
02:22Grazie a tutti.
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