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STEM Stories: The Magic of a Technical Education

Recorded 8 years ago

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In this interview, coinciding with the 2018 Caithness International Science Festival, NASA Astronaut Duane ‘Digger’ Carey reflects upon the importance of studying STEM subjects as a root to pursuing an exciting and adventurous career. Through education and hard work Duane worked his way from humble beginnings to his position as Space Shuttle Pilot. He explains how a technical education can open doors to an exciting future.

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Duane Digger CareyBorn in 1957

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