Jae-Ha Kim

Former NASA rocket scientist Aisha Bowe made history last year as a member of the all-female Blue Origin crew. “The mission was about so much more than going to space,” Bowe said. “As a science payload operator, I helped conduct research on how plants respond to microgravity and radiation. The work could one day help us feed astronauts on long-duration missions and support humanity's future beyond Earth. But when I looked back at our planet, I wasn't thinking about the research. I was thinking about the journey. I thought about my teachers, mentors, family members and the student who once struggled in math and never imagined she'd one day look down at Earth from space. For me, the mission wasn't just about reaching space. It was about expanding who gets to see themselves there.”

Former NASA rocket scientist Aisha Bowe made history last year as a member of the all-female Blue Origin crew. “The mission was about so much more than going to space,”

Also, this episode reminded me of how much I miss "Eat Jin."

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Since their November 2023 debut, the K-pop group, WHIB, has won over international fans with their precise showmanship, infectiously catchy songs that transcend languages, and sharp wit. Their second mini-album “Cherry Pie” – out August 5 – continues to showcase their fluid blend of sweet vocals with intense rapping. “Since our start, our music style has changed a little,” said Jae-ha, who was a competitive figure skater for eight years before he quit to concentrate on his music. “We've matured and grown as artists and performers, which is to be expected. But it still feels huge to us.”

The groups adds a Gen Z twist to the 1996 hit by the Cardigans.

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When she's not working, Scarlett Estevez said she enjoys seeing as much of the world as possible. “I just returned from an incredible trip to Europe, where my friends and I visited Greece and Switzerland,” said Estevez, 18. “[And] I'm about to move [from Los Angeles] to New York, which I'm excited about.”

Grammy-nominated saxophonist Dave Koz continues to combine his love of performing and traveling with his annual Somma cruise ( https://somma.life/2026 ). This