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In this episode of the Space Madness Podcast, Ben Haldeman shares his inspiring journey from studying astronomy and engineering, to being an early employee at Planet Labs, to founding LifeShip, a community-driven space movement. Discover how his projects like the pyramid on the moon and DNA backups aim to preserve Earth's biodiversity and inspire humanity's expansion into space. We also discuss the influence of becoming a parent on our views about space exploration.
You can read more about LifeShip here: https://lifeship.com/pages/about
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