"Father of the Internet" Vint Cerf endorses The Astronaut Instruction Manual for Pre-Teens!
This week, none other "the Father of the Internet" Vint Cerf tweeted about The Astronaut Instruction Manual for Pre-Teens. Which was awesome. It couldn't get any more awesome if you an industrial designer and had got a note from Steve Jobs saying he "like that thing you made". It was that awesome!
Yet even more awesome was that Vint Cerf not only boosted The Astronaut Instruction Manual for Pre-Teens on Twitter. he did it on Facebook and Google+ too!
Here's the imgur screen grab of his posts.
I am asking backers to share the links below on your own twitter, FB, and G+.
Here are the links. Trust, your sharing reaches place I cannot. This means the world to me. Encouraging kids for careers in space is what is going to move humankind forward towards a space future. Thanks backer team, please share!
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In a week's time, we have passed the 10% mark! W00T1! You first supporters, thank you. Inkshares has been an amazing group of people to work with and all your support makes their faith in The Astronaut Instruction Manual well-founded. This is most definitely a team effort.
Speaking of which: Thanks for all the shares on Facebook and Twitter, folks. It's allies such as yourselves who create winning traction. Twitter is especially important for crowdfunding.
As many of you know (and some new friends are learning), I LOVE this kind creative enterprise. Trust, we will have special surprises coming up. But our goal is to inspire young students to look to space as their future...and we are off to a good start.
Once again, Team, THANKS. I welcome all suggestions, you can reach me direct at mike-at-mikemongo-dot-com. That's it, keep up the good work! MM
People always ask, "Mike, how can I become an astronaut teacher?"
So, here's how:
Dressing for Future We Want, not Future We Have
"I went from graffiti artist to astronaut teacher."