Russell's Teapot issue 4

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ABOUT THE FRONT COVER
On the 18th of June 1983 Sally Ride
took to space and became a global icon.
She was the first American women in
space and was also part of the LGBTQ+
community, setting a great example for
those who admire her to follow in her
footsteps. After earning her physics
degree at Stanford University in California,
she joined Nasa and became
the person responsible for working the
robotic arm on board the space shuttle
mission. The robotic arm was used to
put satellites into space. After leaving
Nasa she became a teacher at the University
of California and dedicated her
life to helping women and girls study
maths and science.
By Molly Wicking
Russell’s Teapot is entirely student made,
and it allows students from all years
groups to express their interest in whatever
aspect of science they like. This is
done through research, articles, artwork,
podcasts, and a lot of hard work.
HTTP://RUSSELLSTEAPOT.ORG
EDITOR IN CHEIF
Anna Clery
GRAPHIC DESIGN
Anna Clery, Molly Wicking
CONTRIBUTORS
Ria Patel
Oliver Tchum
Emily Hayden
Jaishan Jethwa
Meenachey Niranjan
Anna Clery
Kinshing Huo
Natasha Kirmani
Molly Wicking
Katie Pietroni
Iris Nuredini
Serena Biju
CJ Coleman Benjamin
EDITORS
Anna Clery
Jaishan Jethwa
Serena Biju
Amber Knibb
ARTWORK/ PHOTOGRAPHY
Cynthia Ding
Leah Clery
Molly Wicking
Anna Clery