My Father, Who Grew Up Picking Olives

In 1980, During My Sophomore Year At Mit, I Realized That The School Didn't Have A Student Space Organization. I Made Posters For A Group I Called Students For The Exploration And Development Of Space And Put Them Up All Over Campus. Thirty-five People Showed Up. It Was The First Thing I Ever Organized, And It Took Off!

I'm Extraordinarily Passionate About The Idea Of Asteroid Mining In The Future. Asteroids Out There, We Know Them From Those That Have Fallen On The Earth, There Is A Class Of Asteroids, Sub-class Of Nickel/iron Asteroids, Which Are 50,000 Times More Enriched Than Platinum Mines On Earth.

My Goal Is There's A New Generation Of Cars. And People Can Say We're Living In A New Day And Age. A New Day And Age Of Cars That Are Beautiful, Affordable, Safe, And Of Course Every Car Gets Over 100 Mpg, Why Wouldn't It.

I Don't Think The Space Station Is Innovative. Going To The Moon Was Innovative Because We Had No Idea How To Do It.

Small Teams Driven By Their Passion With A Clear Focus Can Do Extraordinary Things. Things That Only Large Corporations And Governments Could Do In The Past.