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About the Blog
This blog is dedicated to exploring the wonders and natures of the cosmos, from the very first primordial event that has shaped the way the universe is unfolding right now to the farthest end of the universe where quasars are said to be found.

About the Organization
We are the Cosmic Wonderer(s). We are an organization that help promotes aspiring astronauts/astronomers worldwide by sharing their inspiring stories, on how they were able to find their passion to be an astronaut/astronomer someday, on our website. In this way, we can inspire and encourage our generation to choose astronomy or STEM in general for the future of our society. In case you happen to know someone who is an aspiring astronaut/astronomer, please send their stories to our gmail at thecosmicwonderer@gmail.com so we can help them in any ways that we can.
Interesting links/stories related to the said website:
1. http://landsendastronomers.weebly.com/news1.html

Mission Statement
The Cosmic Wonderer is a nonprofit organization with the principal aim of inspiring our generation to choose astronomy as their profession in life, encouraging those aspiring astronauts/astronomers to come out of their comfort zone and be the fuel to drive the change the want other people to see in them, supporting our generation of aspiring astronauts/astronomers so that they can achieve their #journeytothestars, enlightening our nation of the significance of astronomical technology to solve modern day crises, and lastly, creating a nation wherein science and technology is as banal as music.

Vision Statement
One day, we will see the faces of those aspiring astronauts/astronomers on space, carrying not the flag of their country but of the entire world, and they could finally reach for their stars.

Motto
 “Helping teens reach for their stars by filling the cosmos of their stories.”

Partners
1. Landsend Astronomers
http://landsendastronomers.weebly.com/

About the Author/CEO
Hi! My name is Sobina, although my circle of friends usually call me Bina in short. I am 100% #proudlypinoy albeit as you could probably see with the name that I am carrying right now that yes I am a Chinese. Even in my early age, I already experienced the hardships that one might experience if he/she chose “the road less taken.” In a developing country like the Philippines (This is where I currently reside), space programs are not yet prevalent, and those who chose to pursue astronomy will usually ran off as a call center agent – far from what they’ve pursue in college. To be honest with you, this scares me a lot – mainly because my childhood dream is to be an astronaut and up to this day, the flame that has ignited my passion to be an astronaut has long not yet been extinguished. This improbable situation inspired me to promote astronomy to everyone – not only to the Philippines but to the entire nation. I know that I have but yet to venture a long road ahead of me since yes I know I’m just 13 years old and what could I possibly do but I believe that your age will never be an indicator of your ability and it will be never measure your passion for something. Everyone could be the change they want their society to be, we just have to dream big, act big, and most of all, to have the fuel to drive our passion to reach out to everyone. So, with this said, I really hoped that one day, astronomy will be taught by all nations and astronomy will not be regarded as insubstantial. Thank you and to the stars!


I'm with my best friend Geanine Balolong (right)! She has been my greatest supporter throughout my entire journey to the stars!

Some interesting links related to me :)
http://www.eduzineglobal.com/162/854/sobinas-universal-appeal
http://astronomerswithoutborders.org/profile.html?id=5060

You can connect with me through my social media accounts
https://www.facebook.com/mariasobina.yu
https://twitter.com/SobinaYu?lang=en
https://ask.fm/BinaYu
https://plus.google.com/u/0/109234898035278088062

You can message me privately through my email accounts
mariasobinayu@gmail.com
thecosmicwonderer@gmail.com

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