just found out about this vid, instantly thought of a selfie with my parents as my dad passed away a year ago, be a lovely tribute and i cant wait for the final result
How to flex without flexing about being an amazing engineer who worked at NASA and is wealthy enough to launch his own satellite!! Well done, Mark!! Congratulations on your own accomplishments and thank you for making STEM so much fun and interesting.
this is what we envisioned social media would be like back in 1996.
amazing, inspiring, how to stories which not only instruct but show what's possible and challenge everyone to think bigger and make/create something of their own (and share their story).
As a high school astronomy teacher, I will be showing this to all of my classes and taking a selfie with each class. May have to combine them into 1 or 2 photos though.
I recently graduated college with my Aerospace Engineering degree, and this is exactly what we do in my university's NanoSat Lab. You perfectly explained everything at an introductory level better than I ever could. Bravo, Mark. I'm going to share this with all my layman friends to show them what its like in my world.
Unreal. This is exactly what YouTube in 2024 should be. Mark is raising IQ's in kids and adults in an entertaining way with such ambition, its truly motivational. Imagine winning and going to watch the launch. Life changing
One small step for mankind, one giant leap for your selfie game. GET YOUR OWN space selfie at spaceselfie.com/
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amazing, inspiring, how to stories which not only instruct but show what's possible and challenge everyone to think bigger and make/create something of their own (and share their story).
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thanks guys