10th FHC Liberty Bell To Be Named After The First Mexican Woman Astronaut, Katya Echazarreta

10th FHC Liberty Bell To Be Named After The First Mexican Woman Astronaut, Katya Echazarreta

Katya Echazarreta, the first Mexican woman who traveled to space in June 2022 on the Blue Origin NS-21 mission aboard NASA's New Shepard spacecraft, is speaking at a press conference at the Openminder restaurant in Mexico City. She is announcing that the 10th FHC Liberty Bell, a replica of the Mexican Independence Bell, will be named after her and is set to be placed as a monument in Wasilla, Alaska, USA, in July 2024. (Photo by Gerardo Vieyra/NurPhoto)

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