exploring a universe of possibilities through telescopes

Can you recall the moment you first peered through a telescope? The wonder of witnessing the cosmos? These moments go beyond the ordinary, opening young minds to a world of possibilities.

The world of space innovation and economic development seeks solutions with programs to support the new space economy.

A pipeline supporting early childhood education, financing incentives, workforce development, and mergers and acquisitions of technologies providing commercial applications all have a role in the estimated $447 billion global space economy, with barriers ranging from an aging workforce to rapid technological advancements that do not match demand or provide commercial viability in the emerging cis-lunar and space economy.

Project: DreamScopes aims to continue this sense of wonder and inspire the next generation of scientists and space explorers. This initiative seeks to provide a telescope to every middle school worldwide, empowering young minds to reach for the stars. The EarthLight Foundation makes dreams come true, one telescope at a time.

The launch of Project: DreamScopes drew 200 attendees in Victoria, Texas, an evident success as six DreamScopes introduced the celestial wonders to excited students and parents. It sparked a desire for astronomy clubs and dreams of personal telescopes as holiday gifts.

Rick Tumlinson, EarthLight Foundation, says, “I would guess that 50-75% of the kids and adults have never looked into a telescope before.”

Project: DreamScopes works to inspire a generation to dream big, sparking curiosity and promoting an interest in STEM subjects. Each telescope provides more than an observation tool; it ignites imaginations, fosters curiosity, and nurtures future space explorers.

The EarthLight Foundation is committed to turning curiosity into action. Their upcoming New Worlds Space Conference demonstrates their dedication, uniting bright minds and cultivating a shared passion for space exploration.

Learn more about supporting Project: DreamScopes and other space programs by joining us at New Worlds 2023 in Austin, Texas, on November 17 and 18, and contact us directly if you would like a discount code.

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