Caltech Coding Experience

Today, was another beautiful day at Caltech AMP (Aerospace Mentorship Program) with the Base 11 group. The impressive Caltech Ph.D. Candidate, Joel Lawson, educated all of us about algorithms/coding using Anaconda in the wonderful Kármán Conference Room (dedicated to Theodore von Kármán).We also took another lab tour with Caltech Graduate, Morgan Hooper, as well as […]

Shape-Shifting Liquid Metal…T-1000?

Nikola Tesla, invented so many complex innovations that we still don’t completely understand all of them today. Some of his inventions, could not work because the materials used or available to him at that time, were too heavy. Unfortunately, Nikola Tesla didn’t live in the age of advanced lightweight, self-healing materials, such as the “extremely promising” […]

CASSIOPeiA Solar Power Satellite.

CASSIOPeiA is by far my favorite Solar Power Satellite, it is both beautifully designed and highly efficient. International Electric’s inspiring CASSIOPeiA stands for Constant Aperture, Solid-State, Integrated, Orbital, Phased Array. Earlier this month, CASSIOPeiA Engineer, Ian Cash, presented his SPS at the 69th International Astronautical Congress in Bremen, Germany and wowed the audience. The CASSIOPeiA […]

First Day at the Caltech AMP.

Out of hundreds of applications, only eleven students including myself, were selected to participate in the Caltech Aerospace Mentorship Program (AMP). Monday, was our first intro day and we got to tour Caltech! Coolest people and institution ever! Here in the photo is Caltech Grad, Chris Dougherty, giving us a tour of the CAST lab […]

HeroX American-Made Solar Prize Status.

It’s been nothing short of crazy since my last blog. Recently discovered that my college transcripts were calculated incorrectly. I have a 3.75 GPA, not 3.17, which is great! Sadly, I only learned about the HeroX American-Made Solar Prize almost 24-hours ago. I immediately sprung into action and tried to submit my first Solar Power […]

Red Flag Conditions = Climate Change. Where is My Solar Army When I Need One?

This morning, I spoke to Tim, a California Firefighter, and the first thing he told me was these raging fires are happening because of climate change. He went on to explain that the highest temperature recorded in the blistering Death Valley was 134°F(57°C) and less than 30 years ago Palm Springs reached 126°F (52°C)…less than […]

WiSEE 2017 Montreal Conference/SPS Workshop

Have been meaning to write about the WiSEE 2017 Montreal conference and SPS workshop. It was an incredible experience and met some remarkable Solar Power Satellite Engineers, Designers, Researchers and more. Just to give you a taste of what went on, I will just get straight to it, one of my favorites, this brilliant solid-state […]

SPS Hurricane Destroyer

In the last four years, I have been vigorously posting on social media that it is possible to create an SPS that can reduce the intensity of hurricanes. With so many victims, devastation and power outages in Florida, Puerto Rico, and more. These hurricanes possibly could have been avoided AND emergency power could have been […]

Elisa Shebaro Solar Power Satellite Pioneer

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