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We're starting to reach moral panic over the missing scientist narrative, but I'll allow it because Amy deserves the spotlight she never got in life. Amy's father, NASA engineer Richard Eskridge tried to get her to recreate Eugene Podkletnov's antigravity experiment while she was in high school. She later...

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