My favorite thing about space is how little we know about it. We’ve barely dipped our toes in the universe.
— Abigail Harrison, Founder of Mars Generation
Star Goddess stories are next generation space narratives.
What is the big picture of her everyday work, and why should we Earthlings care?
We focus on writing and publishing biographical feature stories on our recently launched STARBLOG publication. Each feature story covers a woman who is tackling a scientific challenge, innovative design, or forward-thinking policy. Currently, we seek guest contributors with fresh perspectives and thought-provoking insights to write about current space trends that engage the public.
Catherine Nakalembe, an Ugandan scientist at NASA’s Africa Harvest.
Space Sciences
Star Goddess stories cover our latest endeavors in space.
What are the pressing space issues that impact life in the cosmos, from managing space debris, allocating space resources, regulating space tourism, or enforcing protocols for peace and sustainability?
What are the emerging space technologies that improve our lives on Earth and elsewhere, from building nanosatellites that monitor pandemics and climate change to designing women’s spacesuits and 3D-printed habitats for future space missions?
Space Ethics
Space Innovation
What are the scientific breakthroughs that expand our understanding of the cosmos, from new theories that define the origins of life to new methodologies that predict space weather or survey habitable exoplanets?
We seek contributors.
Want to share your space perspective in a bold, creative, and thought-provoking way?
We are looking for fresh insights from new voices who want to push the boundaries of current space trends and pop the space bubble to provoke broader public engagement about our endeavors in space.
Send us your pitch.
We accept preliminary ideas that offer a new angle on our space endeavors. Check out these Op-Ed writing tips at theopedproject.org/resources.
Embrace your creative voice, invoke your critical-thinking skills, and share your deep knowledge about your area of study or profession!
Star Goddesses is a volunteer effort, and we cannot offer payment at this time.
Thanks for your interest!
Space narratives often exclude Indigenous people and non-spacefaring nations ― a significant chunk of the world. We can’t afford to do that, not if we’re truly committed to space for all humanity.
— Alice Gorman, Space Archaeologist
