Table of ContentsWho is Mimi Aung’s husband? Continue below to find out all about the love life of the NASA engineer.
MiMi Aung is an American engineer as well as a project manager.
She works at Jet Propulsion Laboratory and is the lead engineer of the Mars Helicopter project since 2015.
MiMi was filled with tears after it successfully completed its first atmospheric flight on 19 April 2021.
Quick Facts:Name
MiMi Aung
Age
30-40
Gender
Female
Height
–
Nationality
American
Profession
Engineer
Married/Single
Under Review
Husband
–
Education
University of Illinois NASA MiMi Aung Husband: Is She Married?
MiMi Aung has not revealed any details on her husband.
She appears to be single. Currently, she is only focused on her Mars Helicopter project and has successfully launched it on space as well.
MiMi Aung Parents and Family
MiMi Aung was born into a Burmese family.
She was raised by beautiful parents. Her parents met in the US in the university and tied the knot. They gave birth to MiMi in Illinois and took her back to Myanmar.
Aung’s parents are highly educated individuals. Above that, her mother Hla Hla Shein is the first woman to have a doctoral degree in mathematics in Myanmar. You wouldn’t believe what I just saw. More images and video to come…#MarsHelicopterhttps://t.co/PLapgbHeZU pic.twitter.com/mbiOGx4tJZ
— NASA's Perseverance Mars Rover (@NASAPersevere) April 19, 2021 MiMi Aung Wikipedia
MiMi Aung is an engineer and she is featured on Wikipedia.
Aung studied at a British high school. She started gaining interest in space science, so she moved to America to pursue her education.
She graduated with electronic engineering from the University of Illinois.
In 1990, MiMi earned a master’s degree in communications and signal processing. During that time, she was introduced to the works of JPL in deep space exploration by her professor.
In the same year, Aung joined JPL and started working. Her initial projects were related to spaceflight and NASA Deep Space Network. After that, she worked at Radio Frequency and Microwave Subsystems. A red-letter day on the Red Planet! #MarsHelicopter pic.twitter.com/Qow8JwhYEo
— NASA JPL (@NASAJPL) April 19, 2021 Ingenuity Mars Helicopter
MiMi Aung was promoted to Deputy Manager of the Autonomous Systems Division in 2013. Following that, in 2015, she got a chance to work as a lead engineer for Ingenuity Mars Helicopter.
Aung did her first tests with the project in 2019 within the JPL space simulator. Then, it was launched on 30 July 2021. It was attached to perseverance rover and became a part of NASA’s Mars 2020 mission.
The helicopter was deployed by the rover on April 3, 2021. On 19 April 2021, it successfully completed its first atmospheric flight. The first takeoff was streamed 3 hours later after the confirmation of the flight.
