Thanks for sharing. You mention the need for public support. Do you think space organizations are doing enough to engage the general public? From my experience, there’s a gap in how we communicate the value of space exploration. For example, during the Apollo era, NASA had Walter Cronkite narrating missions, making space feel accessible and exciting to everyday people. Today, we have incredible technological advancements, but the storytelling hasn’t kept pace. How can we bridge that gap and make space exploration feel personal again?
Thanks for sharing. You mention the need for public support. Do you think space organizations are doing enough to engage the general public? From my experience, there’s a gap in how we communicate the value of space exploration. For example, during the Apollo era, NASA had Walter Cronkite narrating missions, making space feel accessible and exciting to everyday people. Today, we have incredible technological advancements, but the storytelling hasn’t kept pace. How can we bridge that gap and make space exploration feel personal again?