I think becoming a manager in the first place because my journey was different - the path to becoming a manager. That is the biggest achievement for me.
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Marika Griehsel, 53rd meeting of Nobel Laureates, Lindau, Germany, The Nobel Prize, July 2003 source ↗
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View all 117 →If it’s one thing, obviously it had to have been being selected to make the first manned space flight for the United States. That was competition at its best, not because of the fame or the recognition that went with it, but because of the fact that America’s best test pilots went through this selection process, down to seven guys, and of those seven, I was the first one to go. That always will be the most satisfying thing for me.
I was really proud that it was my stars that had convinced the prize committee that there was good physics in astrophysics.
I’m very happy about it. You know, a kid from the Hill being elected to the Hall of Fame. Proud of it.
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