Karolina Liukaitytė’s twin sister, Simona, went from space to ballet: contributes to NASA projects | Names



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Simona is currently contributing to NASA projects at the American Space Agency. Simona Liukaitytė built one of the chambers of Perseverance, a Martian who had just landed on Mars.

“I worked on a segment called Supercam, the goal of which is to analyze the rocks on Mars and find out what compounds make up the planet and possibly find the life that existed there,” said KK2, which airs Wednesday at 7:30 pm Simona Liukaitytė.

“Those cameras can see the fly from a distance of 62 meters,” adds Simona.

Personal album photo album / Simona Liukaitytė with her husband

Personal album photo album / Simona Liukaitytė with her husband

Simona worked at the Martian for half a year. The device was built by a team of more than a thousand people. The work on the new Martian took days, no one counted the hours, but no one complained.

Simona developed a strong character at the MK Čiurlionis School of Arts. Then he did not think of any cosmos, together with his twin sister Carolina he dreamed of becoming a dancer.

“Maybe we didn’t fill the blood in the jug, but the blood was running off my fingers. And as the teachers used to say, if you wake up in the morning and it doesn’t hurt, it means you’re dead. The ballet is too heavy.” .

Simona studied the basics of ballet with her twin sister Carolina. The current LNK host shows off her dance skills one more year after 12th grade, and Simona decided it would be enough to want to become a scientist. After school, Simona entered physics college and graduated with a bachelor’s degree.

Then he completed his master’s degree, went to France and completed another master’s degree. She then worked in laboratories in France and Germany and met her husband, an engineer from Poland. However, no matter how much Simona wanders abroad and space, she only sees life in Lithuania.

“We both decided that Lithuania is a suitable country, there is a family, an environment and we will live here,” says Simona Liukaitytė.



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