Category: Countdown to the Moon
1488 – Sreekanth and Chakra
1489 – Coen
1490 – Elliot
1492 – Grant
1493 – Sutton
1494 – Aya & Maryam
Aya is studying space medicine in Egypt! She wants to go to space and see humanity expand and explore out into the solar system.
Aya’s sister, Maryam, is in 6th grade and is also very interested in space.
Talking to Aya and Maryam gives me great hope for humanity’s future.
1495 – Steve
Steve Jones wants to go to the moon and he is checking all the boxes. He flys jets for a living and has been flying for years. He has a Masters in Aerospace Engineering and Geology. He wants to fly for NASA, Blue Origin, or SpaceX. I hope he makes it.
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UPDATE: Steve is participating in the Inspiration4 contest!
#inspiration4contest
Space art to promote climate change awareness. Putting the A in STEAM!
Check out his video!!
https://t.co/BfTd01ydEj https://twitter.com/SteveJo19141324/status/1360344699312218113?s=20
1496 – Michael
Michael Olaya is CEO of Dexter. He has an interesting view on education and the importance of both learning a wide range of material and being able to think about it and use it. I had some connectivity issues during our interview, but even with that, this was an interesting conversation.
Dexter is a private school based in Texas for passionate learners wanting to develop their best selves. We provide creative, relevant, and real-world learning for the next generations of thinkers, designers, and doers with a focus on STREAM (Science, Technology, Reading and Writing, Engineering, Art, and Mathematics). Our full-time students attend school at our in-person campus in Wichita Falls, TX. https://dexter.school
1497 – Bill
Bill is the CEO of United Space Structures. Their mission is to:
build a large self-sustaining facility that will house hundreds of people and to start construction by 2026. United Space Structures (USS) has developed a unique construction process for building very large permanent structures within lunar lava tubes. The advantage of building within lava tubes is that the lava tube provides protection from radiation and meteor strikes and so the habitat structure does not require to be hardened from these elements. The structures only need to create an atmospheric structurally stable enclosure that is thermally insulated.