I think that more people, especially our youth, would be interested in exploration if they simply had more exposure to it! Video: Ars Technica

@arstechnica Astronauts should do daily Vlogs where they show the general public what they are doing on the ISS. Each day, a different astronaut could document their day, so that every individual only has to do it about once a week. Would dramatically increase the public's exposure to space!

@arstechnica Totally agree. 100%. That's why it's so important to me to make space 'real' for people.

Космос начинается на Земле, для этого и существует фундаментальная Космонавтика, которая появилась не сегодня и не вчера, а тысячи и тысячи лет назад. Начинать нужно с этого.

@arstechnica Вы начинаете завтрак, обед или ужин с шоколадных конфет?

@arstechnica @AstroPeggy I completely agree. My grandson wants to build rockets to "fly into space" when he gets older. He is obsessed with Space at 5.

@arstechnica When they learn its all bullshit they won't sign up

@arstechnica The way to educate a work for or a course that just teaches ppl about space is the >Learning to live & work in space-space colonies 2 1/2 course for blue collar techs & other people. This course take one's Earth skill & makes it off world applicable, say for instance a nurse or

@arstechnica construction worker. These centers are proposed nation wide. Operate 24-7 & one can select the time they wish to show. Grants would pay up to half the cost of the course, 3/4ths in some instances. Graduation depends on a peer review board to determine whether a person is fit to

@arstechnica work in space. two years & one graduates but the half year spent lines one up for employment grooming & liaison to industry.

@arstechnica These training centers work more like a community college or technical school depending upon the student's taste & inclination. The student learns up to 3/4ths of what an astronaut knows but under a different title.