Space Horizons at Brown

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Meet Dr. Moriba Jah professor of Aerospace Engineering and Engineering Mechanics at the University of Texas at Austin!

He is an aerospace engineer known for his contributions to orbit determination and space traffic monitoring. Moriba previously worked as a spacecraft navigator at the NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory, where he was a navigator for various Mars spacecraft.

Moriba will be moderating a discussion on Space Debris in this year's Space Horizons Workshop! Click here to register now: https://tinyurl.com/spacehorizonsatbrown

Meet Charity Weeden, vice president of Astroscale US Global Space Policy, coordinating efforts towards spaceflight safety and long-term sustainability.

Chairty is a chair on the Commercial Space Transportation Advisory Committee giving perspectives on the commercial space transportation industry. Lastly she has lectured at top universities on space policy and is a Canadian Global Affairs Institute fellow.

Chairty will be moderating a discussion on Sustainability and Space Policy in this year's Space Horizons Workshop! Click here to register now: https://tinyurl.com/spacehorizonsatbrown

Meet Alden Richards, lecturer at Brown University and Yale College on business viability and the sustainability of space!

He is a lecturer (and previously special advisor) for the undergraduate and graduate programs in entrepreneurship within both Brown University's School of Engineering and School of Professional Studies. Alden has also been a lecturer at Yale College on Space Commercialization and the history of the Space Age. Lastly, he founded and led Space Machine Advisors, the first commercial space insurance company.

Alden will be moderating a discussion on Space Sustainability in this year's Space Horizons Workshop! Click here to register now: https://tinyurl.com/spacehorizonsatbrown

Meet Kai Staats, director of SAM at the Arizona State University School of Earth & Space Exploration!

SAM is the Space Analog for the Moon and Mars. This research center is composed of a crew quarters, airlock, and greenhouse with temperature, humidity, and carbon dioxide level controls; essentially as close as you can get to living on Mars. He was also co-founder and CEO of the world-renowned Yellow Dog Linux operating system for ten years.

Kai will be moderating a discussion on Creating Sustainable Ecosystems in this year's Space Horizons Workshop! Click here to register now: https://tinyurl.com/spacehorizonsatbrown

Living in space means:
- Creating sustainable ecosystems to for food, water, air, and energy
- Moving past the mission mindset of disposable space
- Cleaning orbital debris and rockets we use to get off our world
- Carefully controlling our pollution and the use of our resources
- Envisioning a sustainable society that nurtures the human spirit
- Generating a sustainable economic model
- Gathering support from Earth’s population to pursue new frontiers

MOVING HUMANITY BEYOND EARTH MEANS FIGURING OUT HOW TO MAKE SPACE SUSTAINABLE!

If you love our planet and the universe around it, join us the week after Valentine’s Day for the new VIRTUAL Space Horizons workshop. For 80 minutes each day you’ll participate in creating non-colonial, ecologically and economically conscious architecture for human expansion into space, interacting with experts in the technological, strategic, political, economic, aesthetic and theological underpinnings of life off planet earth. This revolution in human settlement sustainability may be the signature of this century in human history.

Save the dates: February 8th through the 12th, every day at 1:00 pm Eastern Standard Time. Each day’s Zoom event will have a unique theme with multiple moderators and topics all focused around a sustainable human presence off planet earth. We'll send you links to the website, speakers, topics and groups as they are made definite.

Check out more information on our website! www.spacehorizonsatbrown.org

Register for the workshop here!
https://tinyurl.com/spacehorizonsatbrown

Meet Dr. Michael Waltemathe, professor in Protestant Theology at Ruhr-University Bochum in Germany!

He has published several articles in the fields of Spaceflight and Religion, Media and Religion, and Religious Education. He has edited Touching the face of the Cosmos, On the Intersection of Spaceflight and Religion, Fordham University Press NY 2016​.

Dr. Waltemathe will be moderating a discussion on Space Culture in this year's Space Horizons Workshop! Click here to register now: https://tinyurl.com/spacehorizonsatbrown

Here are some pictures of the in-person conference from previous years!