Girls ages 6-16 had a special visit Thursday from NASA, focusing on possible careers in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM). The visit was part of a Dream Big career event hosted by NASA and Girls Inc. of Greater Atlanta. Sparking young women’s interest in STEM-based careers is one of Girls Inc.’s primary platforms. The event was one of the many surrounding Destination Station, a national campaign promoting research opportunities aboard NASA’s international Space Station. The Destination Station Exhibit will be open to the public at Fernbank Science Center through May 18. More info: www.nasa.gov/destinationstation

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