Dr Maggie's Grand Tour of the Solar System

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While my pressures were stable, the vision in my left eye (that had the artificial lens) had improved 2 lines from my last visit in January of 2020. So then as you were getting the scripts, and especially when you read these last three episodes, how did you react to her arc and seeing it on paper? I just wanted to get closer to what was out there – I actually wanted to go out to space myself, but that wasn’t possible, so the next best thing was to build instruments that could get me closer.I was diagnosed with VKH/iritis in 2003-2004, and wasn’t diagnosed with Glaucoma until 2010 (my grandmother had Glaucoma, and it skipped my mother).

As part of National Geographic's Women of Impact special, space scientist, author and The Sky at Night presenter Maggie Aderin-Pocock gives insight into her journey from London to the stars. Another challenge is still the gender pay gap, when many women get into work there are inequalities that limits them financially. I went into the program feeling much less than 100% but also didn't really know if there was actually something "off" with me.She’s thinking about her family legacy and building on the gifts given to her by the generation that came before her.