At the New York Hall of Science, *Imaging Women in the Space Age* traces how women were pictured, documented, and remembered during the era of rockets and televised missions. The exhibition looks at photographs, media, and visual culture that shaped public ideas of who belonged in science and aerospace, with kid-friendly points of entry. It situates spaceflight as a social story as much as a technical one, where images helped define roles and limits. The show’s quiet argument is that representation was part of the machinery of the Space Age.
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