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Anousheh Ansari receives honorary doctorate for contributions to space exploration
Anousheh Ansari became the first self-funded woman in space in September 2006, flying to the ISS on a $20 million ticket. This week, she received an honorary doctorate from Swinburne University for her contributions to space exploration and the commercial space sector. Ansari's journey paved the way for future space tourism and innovation in the industry.
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