On August 30, 1983, mission specialist Guion “Guy” Bluford became the first African-American astronaut to fly in space. The dramatic night launch of space shuttle Challenger on the STS-8 mission (https://go.nasa.gov/2N8y4e8), 35 years ago today, marked an important milestone in American history. Bluford, who flew on three more shuttle missions during his NASA career, reflects on the significance of his first space flight.
NASA | Guy Bluford Reflects on the 35th Anniversary of His First Space Flight
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6 responses to “NASA | Guy Bluford Reflects on the 35th Anniversary of His First Space Flight”
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Good
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Wish it was longer. I'll search for more on this gentlemen.
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What, what, Black man going hard in that void.
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My right ear enjoyed this.
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So a black man will go into space and yet I have never seen one in the ocean.
:-p
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Soooooooooo good..
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