PHEnOM Gold Crew 193 at Mars Desert Research Station
I just got back from a two-week stint at Mars Desert Research Station near Hanksville, Utah. It is one of … Continue reading PHEnOM Gold Crew 193 at Mars Desert Research Station
Breaking the barriers of disability, psychological limits, and gravity. Chronicles of a deaf man's quest to reach space
I just got back from a two-week stint at Mars Desert Research Station near Hanksville, Utah. It is one of … Continue reading PHEnOM Gold Crew 193 at Mars Desert Research Station
As part of our training regimen, we PHEnOMnauts will be undergoing a couple of rotations at the Mars Desert Research … Continue reading Desert Analogs of Mars
There is a common (if not popular) belief that we don’t need humans to explore the solar system when we … Continue reading The Myth of Robotic Efficiency in Space Exploration
There are still many things in our solar system that our spacecraft have not yet gotten close to, and Saturn’s … Continue reading The Ring Paradox
For PHEnOM, we have been assigned to propose our own research goals for our suborbital spaceflights. Before the automated ASL translation … Continue reading Spaceflight Research Goal #2: Cryogenic CO2 Removal
Besides academic success and good health, one of the most important “soft” traits an astronaut can have is humility. NASA … Continue reading The Importance of Humility
A week ago, I got what may be the most important email of my life. Over the last few months, … Continue reading Project PHEnOM Astronaut Training