My passion for space, nurtured since the late 1960s by watching the Apollo missions as a kid, sitting on the floor of the "Nitty Gritty" at Pope, AFB, in North Carolina, is a testament to the enduring wonder and inspiration that space exploration can evoke. It's a passion that has not only stayed with me but has also evolved and deepened over time.
The end of the Space Shuttle program marked the closing of a significant chapter in human space exploration. While it may evoke sadness for the conclusion of an era, it also carries with it the promise of a new era of exploration beyond our own solar system. This sense of hope and optimism for the future of space exploration is a common sentiment shared by many who have been captivated by the wonders of the cosmos.
My video tribute to NASA and the 30-year Space Shuttle program serves as a heartfelt homage to the remarkable human achievements in space during that era. It's a celebration of the dedication, innovation, and courage of those who ventured beyond our planet's boundaries and a reminder of the boundless possibilities that lie ahead in the cosmos. I hope my passion for space shines through in my work, inspiring others to share in the awe and excitement of exploring the final frontier.