What does it really take to work at NASA? And what happens when your dream job isn't the end of the road — but just the beginning?In this awe-inspiring episode, I sit down with Kevin J. DeBruin — former NASA engineer, space communicator, and science storyteller — to talk about life in and beyond NASA, the realities of space exploration, and how persistence, curiosity, and timing shaped his journey.From getting rejected twice before landing his role at NASA, to now helping thousands understand the cosmos in simple, meaningful ways, Kevin brings both the humanity and wonder of science front and center.🚀 We explore his role in major missions like the Europa Clipper, a groundbreaking NASA project exploring one of Jupiter’s icy moons in the search for life.🌌 Kevin also breaks down how space science actually affects our daily lives — from satellite weather apps to the technology in your phone.💡 His biggest lesson? You don’t need to be a genius to make an impact in science — you just need passion, perseverance, and the will to try again.This episode is for anyone who’s ever:Faced rejection but kept showing upWondered what it’s really like working in space researchFelt like science was too far removed from everyday lifeNeeded a push to keep chasing something meaningfulWe also discuss:🛰️ What it's like behind the scenes at NASA📲 How everyday tools like weather apps and GPS rely on space science🧠 Why science communication matters — and how Kevin makes it accessible to all⭐ The importance of timing, effort, and alignment in reaching your goals🌍 How space exploration ties back to humanity, earth, and the bigger questions of existenceExpect stories of resilience, clarity on how science touches your life even if you don’t realize it, and a reminder that big dreams often require more than one shot.🎧 Whether you’re a student curious about science, a space nerd, or someone looking for motivation to keep going — this episode is a launchpad for inspiration.✨ Kevin’s journey proves that you don’t have to have it all figured out on the first try. You just need to start — and keep trying until the stars align.

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