the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America / the 2004 American Institute of Physics Science Writing Award / the Golden Kite Award / /
Event
Movie Release / Person Travel / /
Facility
American Institute of Physics Science Writing Award / University of North Carolina / Space Station Science / Scholastic’s Space University / Ohio University / Rice University / /
Movie
Fly Me to the Moon / /
Organization
Johnson Space Center NASA Alumni League / University of North Carolina at Greensboro / Science Fiction / Ohio University / American Institute of Physics Science Writing / Society of Children / Scholastic’s Space University / National Aeronautics and Space Administration / Rice University / Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America / Space Achievement Foundation / National Space Society / /
Person
Marianne Dyson / /
Position
Author / science consultant / assignments editor / Advisors / young scientist / editor to National Geographic / publications coordinator for the Rotary National Award / programmer / member of Board of Advisors / author of five books / /
Author Profile Inspired to study space by the Apollo program and science fiction, Marianne Dyson was the first woman in her family to graduate from college. A native of Canton, Ohio, she went to Ohio University, then t