Bert Ulrich is a cultural executive, author, and producer with a distinguished career at the intersection of entertainment and institutions. For two decades he served as Entertainment Liaison at NASA, collaborating with studios such as Paramount, Disney, Warner Brothers, Netflix, and Apple TV, and contributing to acclaimed films including The Martian (2015), Hidden Figures (2016), First Man (2018), Ad Astra (2019), Don’t Look Up (2021), and the upcoming Project Hail Mary. He has worked with world-renowned talent from Paul McCartney and Beyoncé to Scarlett Johansson and Harry Styles, while also publishing with Taschen and Abrams, including Moonfire (2009) and the forthcoming Rome Paparazzi: Glitz, Glamour, and La Dolce Vita (2026).

Scott Kelly is a former astronaut and U.S. Navy officer, best known as the first American to spend an entire year aboard the International Space Station (ISS). He participated in four NASA space missions between 1999 and 2016, accumulating over 520 days in space. During his historic “Year in Space” mission, he contributed to groundbreaking studies on the effects of longduration spaceflight on the human body. He is the author of the bestselling book Endurance: A Year in Space, a Lifetime of Discovery and a renowned public speaker. Today, he is recognized as one of the leading advocates for cooperation between science, space exploration, and human resilience.

James L. Green is a renowned space scientist and former Chief Scientist of NASA, widely recognized for shaping some of the most ambitious planetary exploration missions in history. During his decades-long career at NASA, he directed the Planetary Science Division, overseeing groundbreaking missions to Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Pluto, and beyond, including programs such as New Horizons and Juno. A leading authority in planetary atmospheres and magnetospheres, Green has authored more than 100 scientific publications and played a pivotal role in advancing humanity’s search for habitable worlds. His work has helped redefine our understanding of the solar system and the potential for life beyond Earth.

Dr. Camille Wardrop Alleyne is an internationally recognized aerospace
engineer and former senior NASA executive with nearly three decades of
experience in human spaceflight and space exploration programs. She
serves as Strategic Advisor and member of the Space Eleven Global Space Advisory Board, providing high-level guidance to the Founder, senior management and Board on space exploration strategy and aerospace program development. During her career at NASA, she contributed to major initiatives shaping the future of human exploration, including programs related to the Orion spacecraft and the development of the commercial Low Earth Orbit economy. At Space Eleven, she supports the company’s vision of integrating real space exploration with next-generation media, helping ensure scientific credibility, technical feasibility and strategic alignment with the
evolving global space industry.