Man has been on this earth millions of years, exploring the planet, building civilizations, killing and creating an endless cycle.

Man first went into space starting almost 80 years ago.

Think about it.

We spend all this time getting around our own planet, arguing over the smallest bits of land.

But when we finally set our mind to space travel, it only

took us a few decades to get where we wanted to go. I'm proud to say, my grandmother was one of

those that helped us to get there. She started out

back in 1959 fresh out of college as an intern for NASA. The space race was really

going strong, the US versus the Soviets, and she managed to get in right in the middle.

Graham stayed there for 40 more years, only retiring before Y2K.

She is up there in years now, and I wanted to try to do something to preserve the memories

she had of that time.

So I began to collect her stories. We started out with the basics, talking about

how she joined, what she did, the history surrounding everything when she was there, all the things

you learn in high school history class. everything when we started discussing the missions she worked on though

that's when I realized that there was a lot of history missing.

Locked up, never to be heard or read by anyone, nor should it.

There's a reason space exploration has slowed down.

There were missions made off the books and off record,

launched from secret black sites around the world. Graham both saw and heard terrors

beyond our comprehension from the dark void of space.

She shared these stories with me.

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