#vulvaspaceship

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"Once I got into space, I was feeling very comfortable in the universe. I felt like I had a right to be anywhere in this universe [..]." (Mae Jemison) Dr. Mae Jemison was a doctor, engineer and NASA astronaut. She received her first mission on September 28, 1989 when she was selected to join the STS-47 crew as a Mission Specialist. On September 12, 1992 Dr. Jemison and six other astronauts went into space on the space shuttle Endeavor. She was the first Black woman in space and had to face rejection and racism.

How is life in space? 👩‍🚀 Did you know that in space sound doesn't carry because there aren't molecules close enough together to transmit sound between them? That’s because space is an almost perfect vacuum. That said, you couldn’t hear our Vulva Spaceship traveling through space. 👂

Our goal is for all genders to have equal opportunities. It is about imagining what is possible besides old traditions. We want to add new ideas instead of spreading existing ones.

Help us strive for gender equality in space with a revolutionary spaceship! We believe strongly that space should belong to everyone. The first spacecraft in a V-shape is not only a symbol for more diversity in space, it is also state-of-the-art! “The spaceship’s shape is surprisingly aerodynamic, creating way less drag when the vehicle punches through the Earth’s atmosphere. Due to this optimized V-shape, it guarantees maximum fuel efficiency with an exterior made of reinforced carbon which enables it to withstand the most extreme temperatures.” (Dr. Lucia Hartmann) Do you want to see this spaceship fly? Sign our petition: www.change.org/VulvaSpaceship

It' time for new symbols in space! Our goal is to create new symbols in space. We encourage the world of science to be open to new ideas. Did you know that in a cultural and artistic context, the vulva is often depicted as a symbol for fertility and desire? But at the same time, it is still seen as a taboo in many places.

Are you ready for gender equality in the entire universe? Are you ready for the #VulvaSpaceship? Let's join forces. Support us. Share our project! Let's take the next small step. Be part of the change. Leave your footprint. Sign our petition: www.change.org/VulvaSpaceship