SPACETIME ARCHIVES is run by a team of prior NASA and SSP interns and Texas Astronomical Society members. We specialize in astrophysical research, but also dabble in aerospace engineering, earth sciences, quantum mechanics, and other scientific fields. We love to learn, but we love to teach even more.
Spacetime Archives (STA) is an informal education nonprofit organization located in Dallas, Texas dedicated to unique space science education involving free, public-access STEM outreach to underserved demographics (women, racial/ethnic minority groups, low-income youth, and students with disabilities).
Strategic Goal 1.0: Target research and learning opportunities to underserved youth and public schools in regional and international low-income districts.
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Strategic Goal 2.0: Enable free, online access to career resources, eliminating exclusivity barriers to professional development for students.
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Sahaj Satani, a Healthcare Policy student at Cornell University, is an aspiring MD/PhD driven by a desire to directly impact lives and contribute to groundbreaking research. Raised in Manhattan, NYC, and Dallas, TX, he is dedicated to serving underserved communities through his internships and scribing at clinics, volunteering at hospitals, and as an active member of the Harvard STRIPED Youth Corps working on policy initiatives like banning over-the-counter diet pills and supplements for minors. With a passion for blending clinical practice and scientific inquiry, Sahaj aims to improve healthcare accessibility while pushing the boundaries of medical knowledge.

Fedor Pavlov, a first-year student at the University of Toronto, is an aspiring mathematician majoring in Mathematical and Physical Sciences. His passion for STEM is fueled by a desire to contribute to modern mathematical disciplines and apply those breakthroughs to the fields of physics, engineering, and computer science. As an immigrant, he understands the academic hardships that students may face, which can sometimes hinder the pursuit of their dreams. Through the Outreach program offered by Spacetime Archives, he aims to support and uplift those who are struggling, helping students around the world overcome their challenges.

Shunyu Yu is a freshman in Electrical Engineering at the University of Waterloo with a deep interest in physics, science education, and social impact through technology. He strives to innovate in ways that improve daily life and reduce inequality by participating in cutting-edge research and active public outreach. As a former blogger for the Spacetime Archives, he believes science communication should be clear, engaging, and inclusive, values that shape every project he takes on
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