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STEMpire with Dr. Marielle Pellegrino
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Today we are speaking with Dr. Marielle Pellegrino, who earned her doctorate at the University of Colorado Boulder in Aerospace Engineering. There she studied how the Sun and Moon's pull cause chaos for debris and retired satellites at high altitudes. She now works at NASA's Johnson Space Center in mission design for SpaceX's Starship, the vehicle that will land the next people on the Moon.
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