NASA Langley Research Center’s Post

From Apollo to Artemis, Dr. Sheila Ann Thibeault has spent 60 years at NASA Langley, pioneering spaceflight, aerospace materials, and physics research. Her passion for discovery, adaptability, and teamwork continues to inspire new generations as she advances NASA’s mission to return humans to the Moon to stay – and to eventually set foot on Mars. 📸: NASA

  • Sheila Thibeault at NASA's Langley Research Center in 1967. She wears a red dress, sits in a black chair, and looks down at a sheet of paper while she reaches her right hand toward colorful equipment and wires on a wall. Credit: NASA
  • Sheila Thibeault in front of the NASA "meatball" outside of NASA's Langley Research Center. She wears a black shirt and smiles at the camera. Credit: NASA

What a work testament, Sheila! You were a fair and memorable mentor to me in graduate school. Thank you for your technical and personal excellence, Dr. T! ❤️

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Congrats on 60 years and an amazing career. I remember meeting you and seeing your lab when Langley was examining how regolith and regolith bricks would mitigate radiation

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Congratulations - I envy you - 60 glorious years at NASA.

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Way to go, Dr. Thibeault! You are also an incredible mentor!!!

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A phenomenal journey from Apollo to Artemis. Sheila, you are a profound inspiration to everyone around you. Thank you for your continued dedication and service for NASA!

Congratulations Sheila! I will add that she has also been a wonderful mentor to colleagues and many small businesses starting out.

Sheila - Congrats! An amazing and impactful career.

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Congratulations Dr. Sheila Ann Thibeault.

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