St. Patrick E-STEAM Love, at Wings Museum / MM

Come and join our St. Patrick’s E-STEAM Love interactive hands-on science tables!

This is a part of the March 2024 Cockpit Demo Day in the Wings Over the Rockies Air and Space Museum (WingsMuseum.org).

People of all ages are invited to interactively share hands-on examples, of humanity’s balancing lift-off into flight.

On our Wings’ E-STEAM floor mat piano, together we can also interactively play the beginning 4 musical notes to the song "We Believe We Can Fly." The four consecutive notes are F, E, D and C (in C major). [In this event’s photo collage, the musical score is copied onto the biplane, above the acronym “E-STEAM.”]

In our St. Patrick’s E-STEAM Love photo collage, there are photos of the children who grew up to lead humanity’s many first-in-flight experiences. You’re invited to visit the LINK, to my Google Drive 6-page history, introducing each of these children, and their parents, on one of the most grief-filled days, in these children’s lives. How do you think they navigated through their grief?

“We Believe We Can Fly!” One day of Compassionate Love, on July 4, 1889.
I posted an E-STEAM comments invitation for everyone to share their comments, about this story, on the TTWalks Meetup Message Board, for “E-STEAM Love - Compassion Connections.” Please feel free to share your feedback on this Meetup message board.

Our acronym “E-STEAM” helps to remind us all that “STEAM” (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math), whenever it is co-created by us humans, is only possible through a balancing conservation of the first “E” in “E-STEAM.” This first “E” represents our human balancing of our connections with the “Economics of Living Energy.”

We dedicated our E-STEAM Love channel on YouTube to the founder of Beckwourth Doers, Winston K. Walker, who co-hosted nearly a decade of joy-filled fascinating activities and conversations, before Winston's loving spirit passed away, back into our cosmos, in December 2019.