Brad McLain
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Brad McLain
Brad McLain is an education outreach professional specializing in space science. He has directed educational/entertainment projects for several organizations, including NASA, LucasFilm, museums, and science centers. He also makes presentations on various scientific topics. Among his special appearances have been the G-8 World Summit, the NASA Astrobiology Institute, the National Association of Health Education Centers, the Center for Advanced Space Studies, the Space Foundation, and CBS News Early Show. He is also an official NASA presenter nationwide on human spaceflight science. He also worked an interactive documentary with the crew and scientists of Space Shuttle Columbia, which tragically broke-up upon re-entry, with the loss of all seven astronauts on board. Currently he is an education associate with the Space Science Institute, working on several documentary film projects. He continues to operate McLain Arts and Communication with his brother (www.mclainarts.com). He lives in Boulder, Colorado with his wife, two dogs, and three cats.
