A LETTER FROM THE EDITORS
Dear Reader,
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Thank you for reading our magazine. We hope that through these articles, you can share our interest in anything space-related or discover a newfound passion for things out-of-this-world. When writing our articles, we were always looking back to our aim for this magazine: To present a variety of topics all related to space, history of space exploration, effects of zero gravity and amazing technology to name a few.
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At first, we had trouble deciding what topic we should write our magazine on since we could not have been more different types of people. But then we discovered, despite our many differences, that we were all tied together by a common interest in space. This proved to be a topic that was sufficiently specific, but still versatile enough to entertain all of our different interest and passions. While it was hard enough for us to become united in one opinion, the many setbacks we experience only increased our desire to design and create a magazine that fully expressed our interest and passions for space. Due to COVID, we were quite limited with our resources, but that only inspired us to fully utilize what we have.
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We decided to use a relatively minimalistic layout with colors of a mellow-er tone in combination of a dark background to provide a stark contrast that we generally associate with space.
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Going into this class, all of us had little to no background in graphic design or journalism. But overall, despite the setbacks and frustrations, we all enjoyed design and creating this magazine and hope that you can enjoy our magazine as much as we enjoyed creating it.
Sincerely,
The Editors
THE EDITORS
Aaron Lee
Aaron is a freshman at LASA High School. He swims competitively and also plays the piano. In his free time he enjoys hanging out with friends, watching movies, and playing sports. He first discovered his interest in space after watching Chris Hadfield's masterclass, and has since then been following all space-related news and hopes to someday work with NASA.
Amsi Ramirez
Amsi will shortly be a first year at LASA High School. In her free time she likes to read fiction books, make resin jewelry and watch anime. She enjoys to swim because it makes feel free and like she's floating around in empty space. She's know space is infinite and no one knows for sure what's out there, it has always made her mind wonder and imagine what could be out there. She especially wonders what type of exoplanets exist, the possibilities are endless.
ARES Wade
Ares is a freshman at LASA. They play volleyball, run in track, and play piano. Ares loves learning about different cultures and languages. Ares is currently learning Japanese. In their free time Ares likes listens to music by BTS, plays sports, or learn languages. Their first interest in space came along after they saw the world through a telescope at age 4. Ares enjoys stargazing on the weekends with their family. When they are an adult they hope to become a linguist and travel the world.
CARLy TRUSKETT
Carly is an upcoming freshman for LASA High School. She spends most of her free-time indoors studying or gaming. Apart from having no social life, space has always been something that piqued her curiosity. The concept of infinitely expanding fields and human adaptation spurred her to research into the impact of space on the human body.
Jonah Wang
Jonah is a freshman at the Liberal Arts and Science Academy. He likes reading in his free time (books and manga) and his favorite genre is military and non-fiction. Jonah loves computer hardware and has built his own computer which he plays many different games on it. Their interest in space started with their interest in technology and engineering. He wishes to become a great engineer when he grows up.