By james art 
The love of world study and art exploded thanks to a foundation launched by NASA, Aquanout and artist astronaut.
Seattle – Nicole Sent, a retired astronaut from NASA, thought he would make a visit to a children’s hospital to talk about art and space, but his impact inspired her to make her a new mission.
A hundred took over his love for art and space and started the Art Space Foundation as the founder in 2018. The player began several years before the official start.
According to the astronaut and aquanout, astronauts have “brought their humanity with them into space.” A hundred had a 27-year career with the Space Agency before retiring in 2015.
She was the 10th woman to perform a space path, and the first man to drive the robotic arm of ISS to capture a freight vehicle for free flying.
It is a hundred in West Washington on January 25 to bring the program to the Children’s Hospital in Seattle and host a special event at the Flight Museum.
“Art and space gather with the children … I have never seen anything so powerful,” Sent said.
The museum event is from 2 pm to 4 pm on January 25. It will include a special screening of the award -winning movie, Space for art, and Q&A live.
Art space is a documentary about the power of hope, courage and healing. The movie follows a hundred for what has become her last mission.
Following the screening, hundreds will join the founders of Space for Art, Maria Lanas and Ian Cion, as well as producers, director and editor of the documentary Michael and Margaret Potter, McClava Martel and Todd Jones, for panel discussion and Q&A.
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