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Solange Cunin is a 24-year-old who grew up ‘off the grid’ on her parents’ farm in northern NSW. She was given her first telescope at the age of eight and convinced everyone around her that she would become an aerospace engineer.  Solange studied a Bachelors in Mathematics and Aerospace Engineering at University of New South Wales. Solange founded Cuberider, a leader in innovative STEM education, which brings access to space down into the classroom. Solange has lead Cuberider to be the first Australian payload to ever go to the International Space Station and inspired thousands of students across Australia.You can find this episode at www.mentorlist.com.au/solange

Solange Cunin is a 24-year-old who grew up ‘off the grid’ on her parents’ farm in northern NSW. She was given her first telescope at the age of eight and convinced everyone around her that she would become an aerospace engineer.   Solange studied a Bachelors in Mathematics and Aerospace Engineering at University of New South Wales. Solange founded Cuberider, a leader in innovative STEM education, which brings access to space down into the classroom. Solange has lead Cuberider to be the first Australian payload to ever go to the International Space Station and inspired thousands of students across Australia. You can find this episode at <a href="http://www.mentorlist.com.au/solange" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.mentorlist.com.au/solange</a>

#41 Solange Cunin - Our mission

SPECIAL GUEST: SOLANGE CUNIN (Cuberider) The space industry is more than just astronauts and moon landings. It is essential for maintaining satellites, keeping our telecommunications running and collecting data about earths environments. Australia however doesn’t have its own space industry and has to rely on other countries to monitor our landscapes and and keep our phones lines working. According to many commentators it is time that this changed and Australia should start investing in space programs.  Entrepreneurs Solange Cunin and Sebastian Chaoui are finding unique ways to get Australia into space with their educational startup Cuberider. Schools can take part in real life space missions by programming data sensors that are sent up to the international space station. Its an amazing world we live in when school kids can become pioneering space explorers and learn about science, space and technology all at the same time.  In an interview with In Situ Science Solange Cunin tells us about how an early fascination with the stars, inculcated in her by her ‘hippy’ parents, lead to her studying mathematics and starting a career in space exploration and startup development. To find out more and get involved in the Cuberider program visit www.cuberider.com   Find out more at www.insituscience.com Follow us on twitter @insituscience Music: ‘Strange Stuff’ by Sonic Wallpaper - www.sonicwallpaper.bandcamp.com

SPECIAL GUEST: SOLANGE CUNIN (Cuberider) The space industry is more than just astronauts and moon landings. It is essential for maintaining satellites, keeping our telecommunications running and collecting data about earths environments. Australia however doesn’t have its own space industry and has to rely on other countries to monitor our landscapes and and keep our phones lines working. According to many commentators it is time that this changed and Australia should start investing in space programs.  Entrepreneurs Solange Cunin and Sebastian Chaoui are finding unique ways to get Australia into space with their educational startup Cuberider. Schools can take part in real life space missions by programming data sensors that are sent up to the international space station. Its an amazing world we live in when school kids can become pioneering space explorers and learn about science, space and technology all at the same time.  In an interview with In Situ Science Solange Cunin tells us about how an early fascination with the stars, inculcated in her by her ‘hippy’ parents, lead to her studying mathematics and starting a career in space exploration and startup development. To find out more and get involved in the Cuberider program visit <a href="http://www.cuberider.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.cuberider.com</a> Find out more at <a href="http://www.insituscience.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.insituscience.com</a> Follow us on twitter <a href="https://twitter.com/insituscience" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@insituscience</a> Music: ‘Strange Stuff’ by Sonic Wallpaper - <a href="http://www.sonicwallpaper.bandcamp.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.sonicwallpaper.bandcamp.com</a>

Ep 18. Space, Startups and Saucepans with Solange Cunin

Dr Musgrave

Astrophiz 24 is out now on iTunes and Soundcloud.Solstice Special and Cuberider Liftoff.Feature interview: We interview Solange Cunin, CEO of Cuberider, an Edutech company which has just launched 100 experiments up to the ISS via JAXA, stoking the dreams, imagination, hard work and Python coding of hundreds of Australian students and teachers from 54 schools. Congratulations! More info at cuberiderDOTcom Dr Nadeshzda Cherbakov Skypes in from Tver in Russia to tell us more about stellar evolution and explains the Hertzsprung-Russell DiagramDr Ian Musgrave in ‘What’s up Doc?’ tell us what to look for in the night sky this week using naked eye, binoculars or telescopes. In the news: 6 brief items and we elaborate on solsticesSee you next on February 9 2017. Happy Holidays everyone!

Astrophiz 24 is out now on iTunes and Soundcloud. Solstice Special and Cuberider Liftoff. Feature interview: We interview Solange Cunin, CEO of Cuberider, an Edutech company which has just launched 100 experiments up to the ISS via JAXA, stoking the dreams, imagination, hard work and Python coding of hundreds of Australian students and teachers from 54 schools. Congratulations! More info at cuberiderDOTcom Dr Nadeshzda Cherbakov Skypes in from Tver in Russia to tell us more about stellar evolution and explains the Hertzsprung-Russell Diagram Dr Ian Musgrave in ‘What’s up Doc?’ tell us what to look for in the night sky this week using naked eye, binoculars or telescopes. In the news: 6 brief items and we elaborate on solstices See you next on February 9 2017. Happy Holidays everyone!

Astrophiz 24: Solstice Special & Cuberider Launch with Solange Cunin, "What's Up" with Dr Musgrave