Spacecore

The first time I visited a planetarium was when I was five years old. I vividly remember the large dome ceiling, glistening with stars and planets, transporting me across time and space. This was my first encounter with the vast cosmos, the day that sparked my interest in space and the world of aerospace. Since then I have increased my knowledge as a lover of science and mathematics. From solving complex integrals in calculus to finding the coefficient of friction in physics, science and math have always been classes that I truly enjoyed learning more in school. Music in the same way has played a huge role in shaping who I am today. My wild musical journey began with three year old me stridently banging on a broken drum set at home. Over the years I took lessons to refine my skills to eventually play at my local church at age nine. This new opportunity enabled me to self-learn many new instruments like the acoustic guitar, bass guitar, and even the piano. Little did I know that my journey wouldn't stop here and that I would be performing at one of the most prestigious concert halls, Carnegie Hall, with the Wind Ensemble of my school. As you can see science, math, and music all have a special place in my life. They are engraved to my identity. This is me!