NASA Astronaut Kate Rubins, DNA Sequencing Pioneer in Space, Retires

NASA astronaut Kate Rubins retired after 16 years, during which she completed two missions on the International Space Station, becoming the first person to sequence DNA in space and contributing significantly to space biology and biomedical research. She also played a key role in developing space suits for future Artemis missions and continues to advocate for innovation at the intersection of biology and space. Her career leaves a lasting legacy in space exploration and scientific advancement.