Founder Alexander Maria Faßbender experienced an exciting challenge on the 7Summit Supporter Day, which took place in Munich on 8th November. The challenge was to present a complex issue within 7 minutes. After 6 minutes, one of the audience raises his hand to tell the Speaker that he has exactly 1 minute left. After another 30 seconds, all participants stand up and after exactly seven minutes all of them starts clapping. Feedback is given immediately afterwards. Using labels the audiance can give instant feedback. Simple but sometimes challenging.
To support Alexander Maria Faßbender two Space coaches were part of the party: Eduard Landaal and Wolfgang Kaufmann.

On December 4, NASA will launch its first flight test (EFT-1) for the new Orion capsule from Kennedy Space Center in Florida. The space-loving public have the chance to send their name up with the flight on a microchip that will be onboard the mission.
You can send your name, or that of a loved one, by visiting http://mars.nasa.gov/participate/send-your-name/orion-first-flight/ and filling out a few pieces of information. Voilà! You are heading to space (or at least your name is).
In addition to being a taxi for your name, the uncrewed EFT-1 will be heading to 3,600 miles above the Earth to test a number of key functions including:
• The Launch Abort System (LAS) – Propels the Orion Crew Module to safety in an emergency during launch or ascent
• The Orion Crew Module (CM) – Houses and transports NASA’s astronauts during spaceflight missions
• The Service Module (SM) – Contains Orion’s propulsion, power and life support systems
• The Spacecraft Adaptor and Fairings – Connects Orion to the launch vehicle
• The Multi-Purpose Crew Vehicle to Stage Adaptor (MSA) – Connects the entire vehicle structure to the kick stage of the rocket
You can follow all the updates on Orion’s progress toward EFT-1 (and the subsequent missions to exploration!) at http://blogs.nasa.gov/orion/
Im September war Founder Alexander Maria Faßbender als Speaker bei dem Kongress des V-P-T in der Schweiz unterwegs. Das Thema: Veränderungen in Unternehmen und als Persönlichkeit. Basierend natürlich auf die Erkenntnis der Space Coach Academy.
Mit von der Partie waren auch die Space Coaches Eduard Landaal und Lorenz Wenger – dazu ein Gast der demnächst den Lehrgang zum Space Coach besuchen wird: Werner Gisler. Die Resonanz war immer drei geteilt. 1/3 Begeisterung und extreme Neugier. 1/3 staunen aber nicht wissen es einzuordnen und 1/3 wie immer SKEPSIS.
Pioniere hatten es immer schwer und es bedarf dem einen oder anderen Opfer – wichtig ist es für einen Pionier DRANzuBleiben.:-)

In September Founder Alexander Maria Fassbender was a speaker at the congress of the VPT in Switzerland. The theme: organizational or personnel changes – based on the knowledge of the Space Coach Academy.
Also on board were the Space Coach Eduard Landaal and Lorenz Wenger as well as an new participant of the next Space Coach Course: Werner Gisler. The response was always divided into three parts. 1/3 enthusiasm and extreme curiosity. 1/3 but marvel not knowing it to classify and 1/3 as usual skepticism.
It never was easy to be a pioneers – but the most important thing for pioneers: stay tuned.

Anbei einige Impressionen aus dem Tag der Space Coaches bei der DLR.
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Wolfgang Kaufmann beim Test
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Kurzarmzentrifuge
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Space Coaches beim DLR
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Prof. Gerzer bei seiner Einweisung
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Some impressions from our Space Coaches at DLR.
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envihab
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Innerhalb des envihab
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Wolfgang Kaufmann beim Test
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Kurzarmzentrifuge
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Space Coaches beim DLR
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Prof. Gerzer bei seiner Einweisung
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envihab
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envihab
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envihab
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envihab
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envihab
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wache REM Phasen
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Sitz in der Kurzarmzentrifuge
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Drickkammer
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Kurzarmzentrifuge
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Druckkammer
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