Women in STEM
The first woman to win a Nobel Prize was from this country
Poland
Despite Dennis Rodman’s horrific parental care, his daughter still went on to play professionally in this sport
Soccer
The Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 that disappeared on March 8, 2014 during a flight from Kuala Lumpir to Beijing was this type of airplane
Boeing 777
This city, the capital of the Soviet Union, was briefly named “Leningrad” after the death of their revolutionary leader
St. Petersburg
If all the states were independent nations, then this state would still have the fourth biggest economy in the world (in terms of GDP)
California
Margaret Hamilton developed the on-board flight system software for this government agency
NASA
Opting instead to pay all of the child support at once, Anthony Edwards payed this much money for full custody of his newborn daughter
$1,080,000
The September 11th attacks occurred on this day of the week
Tuesday
This Soviet cosmonaut was the first human ever in space
Yuri Gagarin
This was the grade that an American school boy received from his teacher after drawing what we now know today as the American flag
B-
The year that Mary Jackson, the first black engineer to work at NASA, was hired was this
1958
This famous rapper did the unthinkable, having eight children with eight different women
Future
Pan Am Flight 914 was lost in 1955 and later reappeared mysteriously this many years later
37 years later
The Soviet’s sent an adorable dog into orbit in 1957 named
Laika
This US president frequently referenced the concept of ”the American Dream”
John F. Kennedy
The first name of Katherine Johnson, the first black woman to work at NASA, was this
Creola
Lebron James’ absentee father who also played in the NBA was
Anthony McClelland
This was the name of the hostel that the 2025 Air India planed crashed into
B.J. Medical College and Civil Hospital
Name one of the two major long-lasting isotopes releasing radiation after the Chernobyl disaster
Cesium-137 or Strontium-90
The man who coined the term “the American Dream” in his 1931 book “Epic of America” was named this
James Truslow Adams
This woman was the first ever publicly recognized female astronomer (her last name is the same as the curator of this game of Jeopardy)
Maria Mitchell
The son of 50 cent who was surprised that his dad even knew his birthday was named this
Marquise
This Japanese airplane crash was the single deadliest single-aircraft accident in aviation history, killing 520 people of the 524 passengers on board
Japan Airlines Flight 123
The Soviet Union first participated in the Olympic Games in 1952, competing in a total of 18 events (both Winter and Summer), and winning this many gold medals (+ or -10)
473
The United Stated federal treasury moved away from the gold standard of currency in this year
1933