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- NASA's Dragonfly mission to Titan is slated to launch in 2028 and will last over three years, exploring Titan habitability and organic chemistry.
- The rotorcraft will be the first to operate on another ocean world, flying 20-minute missions every two weeks.
- The mission is led by women, including Deputy Principal Investigator Melissa Trainer.
- Trainer emphasizes passion and hard work for young women in science and urges them to embrace leadership.
