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    Chris on Current TV for Yuri's Night

    Project Mangement System

    Mission Forge

    I am currently leading the development of a innovative new project management system tailored for the needs of modern, multinational, internet enabled organisations. If you've heard the buzzword crowdsourcing, then you'll be happy to know that this is a crowdsourcing solution. It's a bit like sourceforge.net, but for things non-software as well.

    Space Industry Directory

    I have created a new International Space Industry Directory to serve the Space Community.

    Online space industry directory

    If you are a space player please help me grow the directory by registering your own space organization.

     

    Welcome

    Welcome to my website. Here you will find out a bit about me, what projects I am working on, and a lot about space.

    My Mission:

    To make space travel
    as easy as catching a bus

    I've always wanted to be an astronaut, and even now I spend every day working on making that happen. A few years ago I began to think that the effort spent getting myself into space could equally be spent making a system to get to space, and that if I did that right, everyone else could get there as well. So that is my goal now: To make getting to space as easy as catching a bus.

    There have been a lot of exciting events recently that have embraced this principle, and as more people do, the idea of living and working in space will become a reality.

    What's Going On Up There?

    Chris appearing on screen during the premiere in Valencia, Spain.

    I recently appeared in Dr Maryanne Galvin's new space documentary film, What's Going On Up There? The film interviews several specialists and incorporates animation, stills and archive footage to present a compelling message on why we should go to space. I learned something myself watching the film. Thank you Maryanne!

    I now have a Oracle of Bacon number of three, thanks to Mr Nimoy and Christian Slater (provided I allow linking across documentary films).