Mission: AstroAccess is a project dedicated to promoting disability inclusion in space exploration by paving the way for disabled astronauts in STEM by launching disabled scientists, veterans, students, athletes, and artists on parabolic flights with the Zero Gravity Corporation, as the first step in a progression toward flying a diverse range of people to space. These "AstroAccess Ambassadors" experience weightlessness and carry out lunar gravity, Martian gravity, and zero gravity observations and experiments investigating how the physical environment aboard space vessels should be modified so that all astronauts and explorers, regardless of disability on Earth, can live, work, and thrive in space. AstroAccess Ambassadors not only participate in a parabolic flight but also use their platform to act as public advocates for global disability access in STEM. This project is part of the SciAccess Initiative, an international organization dedicated to advancing disability inclusion in STEM.

Stellar Amenities is honored to contribute, amongst other partners, to the historical Zero-G Flight 1 launching 12 disabled ambassadors. Our focus was to provide navigation tools to aid low vision/blind users in wayfinding in weightlessness, making space accessible for everyone.