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Human-made shooting stars to inspire interest in space and collect vital climate data in the mesosphere
To support its mission, ALE has launched the to engage current and future space fanatics to discuss and learn about space and space sciences, with a focus on the development of sustainable space exploration. Those who want to be a part of space science history can buy a to get the chance to be one of the first people to ever witness a human-made shooting star, to help to crowdfund and kickstart a new wave of climate science and space edutainment and to make a vital contribution to charity.
"Our aim is to contribute to the sustainable development of humankind and to bring space closer to all of us, by expanding the area of human activity beyond Earth to discover, collect and apply essential data from space," explained "As a first step, I founded ALE to create the world's first human-made shooting star, to inspire wonder and to spark scientific curiosity."
"In the future, by combining critical climate research with a new form of space entertainment we believe we can further our scientific understanding of climate change while also inspiring curiosity and interest in people all over the world about space and the universe."
ALE will continue to own and develop the core technology behind SKY CANVAS's human-made shooting stars, to realize its threefold vision:
For further information www.skycanvasglobal.com.
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