A space capsule landed in Oak Bluffs over the weekend as part of a two-day STEM education event aimed at inspiring the next generation and sharing the stories of Black astronauts.
A space capsule landed in Oak Bluffs over the weekend as part of a two-day STEM education event aimed at inspiring the next generation and sharing the stories of Black astronauts.
This weekend, Oak Bluffs seasonal resident Bernard Harris Jr., a medical doctor, astronaut and the first African American to walk in space, will share his story at From STEM to the Stars in Alley Waban Park.
