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Robert Z. Pearlman

Jean Schulz awarded NASA achievement medal for sending Snoopy to the moon

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NASA Administrator Bill Nelson (right) and Jeannie Schulz, widow of Peanuts gang creator Charles M. Schulz, holding the Artemis I Snoopy zero gravity indicator pose with Schulz's NASA Exceptional Public Achievement Medal plaque on Wednesday, April 5, 2023, at NASA Headquarters in Washington, DC.

The widow of Peanuts' creator Charles M. Schulz has been recognized for being a "huge champion" of NASA and inspiring millions of people around the world by sending Snoopy to the moon.

NASA Administrator Bill Nelson presented Jean Schulz with the space agency's Exceptional Public Achievement Medal, one of its highest honors, on Wednesday (April 5). The award was in response to Schulz's role in extending the legacy and vision of her late husband by building upon the partnership between Peanuts Worldwide and NASA.

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