The Future of Markets: SpaceX’s Upcoming IPO

By Miguel Mike Medina Photo Credit: Yahoo Finance SpaceX’s IPO has everyone talking about it all month, especially this week, since the event takes place this Friday. Jenny Johnson, Franklin Templeton President and CEO, stops by to talk about the SpaceX IPO on CNBC Television. “The good news is anytime you have kind of a…

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Astronauts Share Their Experiences from the Recent Moon Voyage

By Miguel Mike Medina Reaching the moon or going to Mars is an experience that only true astronauts can describe because they take the bold risk to achieve a challenging task. Recently, there was an interview on NBC with NASA’s Jared Isaacman and former NASA astronaut Suni Williams. They went to the platform to share…

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NASA’s Artemis II: A New Era in Lunar Exploration

By Miguel Mike Medina Photo Credit: National Geographic NASA has officially successfully launched Artemis II on Wednesday. It’s the first crewed lunar mission in 50 years. Four astronauts will go on a 10-day journey around the moon. The four astronauts are three Americans and one Canadian. This is just the beginning of a new era…

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Countdown to NASA’s Artemis 2 Mission: What to Expect

By Miguel Mike Medina Photo Credit: Josh Dinner/Space.com The countdown is on as the NASA Artemis 2 Mission will be taking off very soon.  NASA will have to decide how to sequence two operations: fueling the rocket and boarding the spacecraft. Some prefer Artemis 2 to Artemis 1. It depends on the structure and development…

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Space Exploration: Why Pluto Matters in Our Solar System

By Miguel Mike Medina Photo Credit: NASA/Robert Lea (created with Canva)) Anytime we learn about the history of Space can be a fulfilling experience. If you took a course about Space in either high school or college, then you don’t know how blessed you are. Science is not for everyone. Talking about Space is not…

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NASA’s Future: Isaacman’s Call to Action

By Miguel Mike Medina Photo Credit: Bonnie Cash/UPI Billionaire entrepreneur and NASA administrator nominee Jared Isaacman said the clock is ticking for America to win the space race.  “This is not the time for delay but a time for action,” Isaacman said. “If we fall behind, if we make a mistake, we may never catch…

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NASA’s 2025 Astronaut Class: Meet the New Space Explorers

By Miguel Mike Medina Photo Credit: Josh Valcarcel – NASA – JS NASA announced its 2025 class of astronaut candidates.  The candidates are United States Army CW3 Ben Bailey, United States Air Force Major Cameron Jones, Katherine Spies, Anna Menon, United States Navy Lieutenant Commander Erin Overcash, United States Air Force Major Adam Fuhrmann, Dr….

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Exploring Mars: Signs of Microbial Life in 350 Billion-Year-Old Rock

By Miguel Mike Medina Photo Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/ASU A 350-billion-year-old rock was discovered on the Red Planet. NASA announced on Wednesday that this discovery is “the closest we’ve come to discovering ancient life on Mars.” Potential signs of microbial life were found in a row sample collected by the River in 2024. Sean Duffy, a United…

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The Impact of Clyde Tombaugh on Astronomy and Education

By Miguel Mike Medina Photo Credit:  Bettmann / Contributor via Getty Images) Clyde Tombaugh was an astronomer who made drawings of Mars and Jupiter.  Tombaugh’s uncle is an unsung hero because he was instrumental in helping Tombaugh fall in love with astronomy. His uncle gave him a telescope, which changed Tombaugh’s life forever. He found his calling….

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Space Shuttle Columbia: A Tragic Documentary Analysis

By Miguel Mike Medina Photo Credit: Sierra Space Space Shuttle Columbia: The Final Flight is a documentary series that covers and tells the story of the heartbreaking disaster of Space Shuttle Columbia breaking apart in the sky over Texas.  The documentary series has four episodes. Each episode keeps you focused. Every episode leaves you with…

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