Overview: Stories in the Stratosphere
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Overview:
- Title: Overview: Stories in the Stratosphere
- Author: Michael G. Bennett, Joey Eschrich, Ed Finn
- Year: 2017
- Publisher: Center for Science and the Imagination
- Price: $0.00
- Binding: ebook
- Type: Anthology
- Title Reference: Overview: Stories in the Stratosphere
- Notes:
- The concepts for these stories, each accompanied by an illustration and a timeline of the speculative science involved in the story, were created in day-long team sessions at the Stratosphere Narrative Hackathon at the Center for Science and the Imagination, May 2, 2017. According to the introduction, "Each team included a science fiction author, a visual artist, a communications professional, one or more subject area experts from Arizona State University, and a representative from World View, a Tucson, Arizona-based commercial launch provider focused on stratospheric technologies." The team members were:
- Communications and Disaster Response: Daniel Bliss, Joe Caspermeyer, Brenda Cooper, Michael Duah, Carmen Noriega
- Tourism: Kathleen Andereck, Bob Beard, Claudia Kelly, Kirsten Newkirk, Karl Schroeder, Karin Valentine
- Earth Observation: Commercial, Civil, and National Security: David Brin, Tobias S. Buckell, Margaret Coulombe, Darshan Karwat, Byron Lahey, Brian Miller, Alan Stern
- Science and Weather Observation: Andrew Antonio, Michael G. Bennett, Carter Scholz, Scott Smas, Laura Wentzel
- Available for free at the CSI website.
- The concepts for these stories, each accompanied by an illustration and a timeline of the speculative science involved in the story, were created in day-long team sessions at the Stratosphere Narrative Hackathon at the Center for Science and the Imagination, May 2, 2017. According to the introduction, "Each team included a science fiction author, a visual artist, a communications professional, one or more subject area experts from Arizona State University, and a representative from World View, a Tucson, Arizona-based commercial launch provider focused on stratospheric technologies." The team members were: