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The bustling metropolis of Istanbul is one of the most important centers for trade and commerce worldwide and has been for centuries.
Or the strange places I land in
The bustling metropolis of Istanbul is one of the most important centers for trade and commerce worldwide and has been for centuries.
Have you ever looked up at the stars and wondered what it would be like to explore them? Today, technology and exploration have formed a captivating marriage that offers us all mind-blowing possibilities.
There’s so much history here that it feels like you’re standing on top of an ancient ruin every time your foot touches the ground.
If you’ve been thinking, “where’s Haley been lately?” it’s because I’ve been head down working hard behind the scenes.
I’m a bit excited! I’ve just been a guest for the Daughters of Change podcast.
The jet was gaining speed and we just started to rotate (lift off the ground) when the pilot’s canopy broke loose, hit him in the helmet and flew off the airplane!
On an extraordinary four-day “camp,” I had the honor of combining a few of my passions: creating an unforgettable experience, ocean and space exploration, and connecting people.
Boundaries are created by our beliefs. They aren’t meant to keep us in, but to serve as starting points to see how much further out we can go.
This is possibly one of the coolest places in Los Angeles. It’s the home of Space Age Junk and Modern Collectibles. Serious rocketeers, NASA engineers, and Hollywood set designers come here for inspiration and surplus rocket parts.
Our task was diving to 113 feet and flying around the beautiful ancient forest that lay at the bottom of the lake. We were finishing up surveying and mapping the locations of the ancient trees. We were about two feet down when we discovered an accidental hitchhiker.
Imagine a derelict oil platform from the North Sea rescued by a Norwegian company and retrofitted into a semi-submersible, self-propelled floating launchpad that can be positioned for launch in almost any water in the world. Add rockets built by Ukrainian and Russian companies that were once designed to carry nuclear weapons, but are now perfect carriers for communications satellites.