Hi Chris.My name is Paul.Studying Space Engineering at GALCIT (Graduate Aerospace Laboratories of the California Institute of Technology). My registered e-mail address here will show that.This is an awesome idea. I joined the site last year and have really enjoyed the open forum and it's assisted my studies already. I'm still learning before I post and I think L2 would REALLY help me. I would really appreciate a sponsor of a L2 membership/scholarship.
Hi,my Name is Lucas and i am a 17 year old student from Germany.I am at the high school at the moment.(Proof was send over pm).How would L2 Help me ?I'm thinking of studying rocketsience and i think l2 with its big collections of documents could help me to decide if this is the right way for me and helps me to learn more about spaceflight.A solarship would be great!GreetingsLucas
Awesome idea.Name: James Martins.School: Embry-Riddle, famous in Florida. Aerospace engineering. My edu e-mail address is my registered address.L2 need. Site already helps me. Been a member since about a year ago. L2 resources would boost that a lot.
Long time reader of the site and follow you on Twitter. Got myself an account and would love L2. Don't have any notes to do anything, even Netflix, so would be great if I could get a sponsor.Name John Edwards.Space Science at Leicester Uni.Hoping to get a job with Astrium UK at some point! Hanging around industry guys would be amazing.PS Love the verification question for first post. You got to know your shuttles and I do!
Thank you for doing this! I normally read the news site and find the forum a bit daunting, but I'd love to learn more before posting and L2 would really help me learn more.Name, Sarah.Studying applied science, Texas A&M
Hi Mark -High Five for Shuttle!You're in. See PM with the overview (messages/inbox on the top bar of the forum which will be in red to show new message).Your sponsor is Tony De La Rosa..
Quote from: Chris Bergin on 07/31/2018 11:34 amHi Mark -High Five for Shuttle!You're in. See PM with the overview (messages/inbox on the top bar of the forum which will be in red to show new message).Your sponsor is Tony De La Rosa..Thanks Tony! And Chris, L2 is going to take me forever to get through. I'm not complaining about that!
Hello! A few folk pointed me to this.My name's Joshua, though at this point most folk I interact with know me as Lupi.I'm just starting out at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University through their Worldwide program, working towards a Bachelors in Aeronautical Sciences.I haven't really interacted with the forum here much (I've only today created myself account), I've mostly read articles and followed you guys on Twitter, but two people I know have prompted me to give it a shot, and I suppose there's no harm in that. I'm always a fan of learning more, after all. That's how I went from having no goal when I graduated high school, to finally starting to find my way in spaceflight!Thank you for the opportunity!
I would be really grateful for the opportunity to have L2 access! Been a member here for three years and used Shuttle tile identification for a school project. I'm now with the University of Oregon.I've updated my profile to my .edu e-mail address. And my username is my name!To Chris and the Sponsors and in the words of the Hunger games, thank you for your consideration!
My name is David.I'm studying space architecture at UHouston. My edu profile link is my verification.Would love L2 because it would aid my studies and because I know it must be cool per the articles I've seen it referenced, not least the renders! Some massive talent there!Thank you if I can be sponsored!
Name James.Studying: Mechanical Engineering. School: College of Science and Engineering - Seattle University.Always wanted L2. Been a member here for a good amount of time, but while NSF is awesome, I'd love to also see behind the curtain. I could say it'll help my studies and I guess it will, but got to be honest about the wish list.
Quote from: NASAsupporter9 on 08/01/2018 03:09 pmName James.Studying: Mechanical Engineering. School: College of Science and Engineering - Seattle University.Always wanted L2. Been a member here for a good amount of time, but while NSF is awesome, I'd love to also see behind the curtain. I could say it'll help my studies and I guess it will, but got to be honest about the wish list. Hi James -You're in too. See PM with the overview (messages/inbox on the top bar of the forum which will be in red to show new message).Your sponsor is Tony De La Rosa.
Quote from: Ben Hawes on 08/01/2018 02:25 amI would be really grateful for the opportunity to have L2 access! Been a member here for three years and used Shuttle tile identification for a school project. I'm now with the University of Oregon.I've updated my profile to my .edu e-mail address. And my username is my name!To Chris and the Sponsors and in the words of the Hunger games, thank you for your consideration! Hi Ben -You're in too. See PM with the overview (messages/inbox on the top bar of the forum which will be in red to show new message).Your sponsor is John R.
Hi everyone. Thank you for doing this. Another who reads the articles and checks out the forum but has yet to post on here mainly because most of you are my peers.I'm Danny and a second Caltecher. My area is electrical engineering. I would love L2 for its coolness, but also potential networking and experience dealing with actual people in the industry.
I hope I've not missed the boat here! Been a long time member and really love the forum and site. It helped me decide I wanted to get into this as a career.I'm now gaining a doctoral education from the John D. Oedgard School of Aerospace Sciences at the University of North Dakota.
Hey Chris. Name Andy, Uni: Exeter. Aerospace applications. College of Engineering. Big follower of the site, lurk on the forums. Read the news site and follow you and the guys on Twitter. Have seen references to L2 but would love access to it. Don't have the coin to pay for it, so this would be really super.
Quote from: AndyFranks on 08/03/2018 10:21 amHey Chris. Name Andy, Uni: Exeter. Aerospace applications. College of Engineering. Big follower of the site, lurk on the forums. Read the news site and follow you and the guys on Twitter. Have seen references to L2 but would love access to it. Don't have the coin to pay for it, so this would be really super.Now then, Andy! See PM with the overview (messages/inbox on the top bar of the forum which will be in red to show new message).Your sponsor is Mark McCocombs
If I'm not late, I would like to apply.Name Philipe. Studying mechanical engineering per Ghent University.I would love L2 to assist my studies and I herar it is amazing.
Hi everyone. I'm Chris and I'm at Embry-Riddle working through Aerospace disciplines and would love to have L2 access to help me. I heard it has actual FRR documentation from Shuttle and that would be a masive help for me in my essay work.
Long time lurker, this made me login for a username as I hope I can qualify for this.Name Paul. University of Liverpool Aerospace and Mechanical engineering.Have heard about L2 via articles and I follow you on Twitter. Already utilise this site and having more resources on top would be a cool thing, but honestly, who doesn't want L2 on top of the great site this already is.
Hi. I'm Gordan I'm working through my AE studies at Embry-Riddle. Went to see the launch this morning and I followed NSFs amazing coverage and have been looking around and saw this. Hope not to late, don't mind being on a waiting list! Would love L2 if possible.
Name: StefanUni: Eindhoven University of TechnologyStudy: Electrical EngineeringI am reading the news site and follow you on Twitter for a while now and would love to have access to L2.
Hi, my name is Arco Hollestelle and I am from the Netherlands. I currently study at secondary school Pontes Goese Lyceum and I have plans to study at the TU Delft in a few years (aerospace engineering). I have been following nasaspaceflight on twitter for a while now and some of the forum threads here contain some great info (same for the articles), I really learned a lot from this place.L2 membership would be useful for me in a few different ways. Firstly, I just started writing a paper on a rocket (orbital) design together with a friend of mine and the L2 database would help a lot on researching different systems that are currently in use on launch vehicles. Writing this paper is mandatory and I hope to Inspire some of my college students by showing how cool spaceflight can be.Secondly, I'm a paper modeler and I have a few designs of my own already, the electron and the Ariane 5 second stage + bepicolombo and the Insight being a few of them. Pictures of those are on my twitter (@HollestelleArco) and L2 could help me make the models as detailed as possible.Thanks!Arco Hollestelle
Ludwig Karlsson, Engineering Physics at KTH (Royal Institute of Technology), SwedenI'm a space and rocketry nerd and follow news closely. I'm active in the rocketry association at my university and I am thinking about choosing aerospace for my master. I have been a member here for the last year but have been reading on the forums for longer and have wanted L2 since I saw that it existed. This scholarship idea is awesome.
Hello Chris,My name is Adrian. I am 18 years old. I am from Mexico. I study at the National Autonomous University of Mexico, arguably the highest level of quality of education my country has to offer. I am currently studying Petroleum Engineering (its not the career I wanted, its what was available) but I will be shifting over to Mechanical Engineering from August 2019 and onwards. After majoring from Mechanical Engineering I will be working on my Aerospace Engineering master's degree.Ever since I witnessed the SpaceX's SES-8 launch live on YouTube I have been keeping up with aerospace-related news. I am a vivid STEM advocate with a strong scope on propulsion systems for rocket engines. If I were to be granted a scholarship for L2, it would be of incredible assistance with my educational development. I've been told that it really is rich on rocketry-related content that I am obviously keen on learning about for educational purposes.
Big thanks to you and mtakala24!
Quote from: NotANumber on 11/29/2018 09:04 pmBig thanks to you and mtakala24!Enjoy! Our University's rocketry club would be interested in having contact with your University's rocketry club. I believe there has been a meeting more than 10 years ago, but people have changed...