Astron Analytics

A personal blog — writing what I know and exploring the possibilities.

THE START

Grounded in Curiosity

Originally formulated in fifth grade, Astron Analytics was a platform meant to channel my writing skills and showcase personal research on astronomy, spaceflight, and global affairs.

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EVOLUTION

Maturing Ideas

Moving across states introduced me to a new school environment, and in that environment, I met Tristan Barret. Although many personal factors led to the divergence of Astron Analytics, Tristan was a major one.

Prior to moving, space and spaceflight has always seemed like an out-of-reach field of study — unexplained astronomical phenomena and mysterious cosmic voids. Ultimately, this is what made space so alluring to me. However, Tristan was had a mind far more curious and driven than mine.

He was the first to tell me that instead of studying what we knew about the unknown, I should strive to explore the unknown. He encouraged me to learn more, write more, and later, push this website to its own domain. Come high school, Tristan moved. However, his guidance won’t be forgotten. I can only hope that like me, he finds something or someone — a driving force.

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