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The astronaut crew aboard the International Space Station just screened our film, 'I want to be an Astronaut', making it the first orbital premiere ever in space history!
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Clik here to view.Rick Mastracchio, Christmas Eve 2013.
NASA Astronaut and Flight Engineer Rick Mastracchio communicated to us tonight:
"I watched your film and enjoyed it. It is good to know that there are young people out there willing to work hard to achieve their dreams. We hear so many stories about how bad the education system in the USA has become. It is good to hear a story about how well it can work. I think your film will inspire more students. Thanks for sending it to the International Space Station."
This is an incredible honor to be apart of. I speak for the entire team here at IWTBAA when I say confidently that there is so much more to come! We’re grateful to NASA Marshall Space Flight Center; Smithsonian’s UdvarHazy Air & Space Museum; Chantilly High School; Kennedy Space Center; Aerospace Industries Association; FIRST Robotics; NASA Associate Administrator (and astronaut) John Grunsfeld, along with astronaut Rick Mastracchio and the entire crew on board. We wish all of you up there the best as you serve us all down here on the good Earth. Ad astra per aspera!
So much more to come, everyone. We’re working on screenings around the world (accompanied with a panel discussion), to bring this all to you in the best way possible. We’re out to inspire young minds to the launchpad, with STEM as the fuel…
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