2.How CERN Is Uncovering the Secrets of Our Universe
3.Turkey At Zero Gravity: What It’s Like To Spend Thanksgiving In Space
4.L.A.’s Latin American Ska Scene
5.The Aerospace Engineer Searching for Life on Other Planets
6.The Planetarium in My Backyard
7.The Life and Death Stakes of Weather in Space | That’s Amazing
8.Tracking Air Pollution With the Pigeon Patrol | That's Amazing
9.The Tailor Making Mariachis Look Their Best
10.A World of Ways to Save the World
11.An Astronaut's Cosmic Visions
12.This NASA Genius Invented the Super Soaker
13.How Bill Nye the Science Guy Got Into the Rap Game (Sort Of)
14.Get High (In the Sky) With the DIY Aircraft Club
15.These Young Sisters Sent a Weather Balloon to Space | That’s Amazing
16.How ‘Green Screen Grandma’ Made a Splash on YouTube
17.Launching Flowers Into Outer Space
18.The Seamstress Behind Apollo 11’s Spacesuits
19.This Is How Your Body Changes In Space
20.How The NFL Prepared Me To Be A NASA Astronaut
21.Please Pass The Space Food
22.Event Horizon: How Space Changes Your Perspective On Life
23.Warning! Warning! Check Your Vitals And React: An Emergency In Space
24.Coming Home From Another World
25.Contraband Corned Beef: The Sandwich That Snuck into Space
Since the age of 8, Cameron Smith has known he was destined for space. He wrote letter after letter to NASA astronauts, and spent countless hours watching and re-watching moon landings on 8mm film. Eventually, he decided to find a way to launch his own space dreams. The archaeologist began to scheme up an unconventional plan: to build his own spacesuit, ascend in a hot air balloon and test his creation at 63,000 feet—the point at which no human can survive without a pressurized environment.
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