If we can make space accessible, we can make any space accessible.
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ALT A group of nine members of AstroAccess smiling and posing around a kangaroo in an outdoor setting.
ALT Six people wearing blue AstroAccess polos pose next to a "Blue Origin Launch Site One" sign.
ALT A MESSAGE FROM ASTROACCESS. Disabled people are an integral part of every community. Accessibility is not a privilege, it is a fundamental human right. AstroAccess remains steadfast in our mission to break down barriers, create inclusive spaces, and ensure that both Earth and space are accessible to all. Our work is not temporary; it is part of a long-term global strategy where accessibility benefits everyone and strengthens the fabric of society. Every day, our team, volunteers, and allies continue to wake up with the same purpose: to push forward, to build a world with equal opportunity, and to advocate for access on our planet and beyond it. Now more than ever, we invite you to join our mission to promote disability inclusion. Make a difference with us by volunteering, donating, or simply amplifying the message of accessibility in your community and work. As we always say: if we can make space accessible, we can make any space accessible. Omnibus Ad Astra, Anna Voelker & AstroAccess
ALT A welcoming graphic for AstroAccess against a backdrop of black space with scattered stars. The text "WELCOME TO ASTROACCESS" is prominently displayed at the top in bold white letters. Below, there is a circular portrait of a smiling woman with long blonde hair and a black turtleneck against a plain white background. Beneath the portrait, contained within a horizontal blue rectangle, is text that reads "Ambassador Sophie Morgan."
ALT 2024 Keynote Speakers. Dr. Chris Boshuizen smiles in his flight suit against a brown backdrop. Blue Origin Astronaut and Co-founder and CTO, Planet Labs. Lachi wears a brown fur coat, her arms wrapped around her cane. Award-winning recording artist, GRAMMYs Board Governor, and Founder/CEO of RAMPD.org. Dr. Ashley Shew sits on a large boulder outside with her brightly colored prosthetic leg resting before her. Disability Advocate, Author, and Associate Professor of Science, Technology, and Society.
ALT A full view of the Europa Clipper vault plate displaying an intricate pattern of waveforms for the word 'water' in over 100 languages, each emanating from the center to the edges. The waveforms present as audio frequency waves. The vault plate is metal silver and the engravings are black, set against a black background.
ALT A close-up view of the Europa Clipper vault plate showing the fine detail of the engraved waveforms, radiating outwards with sharp contrasts of light and shadow, exemplifying the diverse linguistic representation of 'water.' The waveforms present as audio frequency waves. The vault plate is metal silver and the engravings are black.
ALT Full image of the Europa Clipper vault plate's inward-facing side, featuring the Drake Equation at the top, a portrait of Ron Greeley, shown as a bust, on the bottom left, a handwritten poem on the bottom right, and two curving lines intersecting between the portrait and the poem representing radio emission lines. The vault plate is metal silver and the engravings are black, set against a black background.
ALT Detailed view of the Europa Clipper vault plate with the Drake Equation inscribed near the top. The vault plate is metal silver and the engravings are black, set against a black background.
