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CALLING ALL PLANETARY FLIGHT CREWS!

  • Join us for our 3rd Annual month-long October E-STEAM Playtime Co-Creativity with Air activities.

  • πŸ“WHERE: As a part of the annual Pumpkin Festival, in the Four Mile Historic Park (FMHP).

  • πŸš€ WHAT:

  • We are stepping into our roles as conscious, responsive Planetary Flight Crew members to explore the balancing, life-supporting biology of Earth’s atmosphere. Through playful conversations and hands-on activities, we will discover how plants, animals, and rain clouds work together to transform and stabilize the air we all share.

  • Here's a link to your playful one-page Planetary Flight Crew ECLSS Manual.

  • πŸ‘€FEATURED EDUTAINERS:

  • Kip Davis is both a volunteer house tour guide and a resident master beekeeper. Kip brings a uniquely personal history to the Four Mile Historic Park. This landmark property was once a private family farm owned by his grandparents, Glen and Pearl Boulton, who were the final private residents of the home before selling it to the City of Denver in 1975. Having stayed in the house frequently during childhood visits, Kip offers visitors an intimate glimpse into the past, seamlessly bridging his own family memories with the historic site's enduring legacy.

  • Mike Livingston is also a beekeeper at the Four Mile Historic Park (FMHP). The saying that "specialization is for insects" definitely applies to Mike. He is also a very talented guitar player, among his many diverse talents! Mike was also our Featured Edutainer, on Saturday, October 10, at the CSU Spur's Dia de los Muertos event. That's where visitors could pick up their choice of musical instrument, and share their talents.

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  • πŸ€πŸŒ±πŸ§‘ CO-CREATIVITY PARTNERS
  • Co-Hosting Edutainers Fran and Richard Rew, are the co-founders of the E-STEAM Love channel on YouTube. They'll be your playmates, for playfully practicing co-creativity, with Nature's balancing designs. For example, Fran made up a scarecrow video story about balancing, in the FMHP in 2013, titled "Scarecrow Elmer Speaks Up." It's a parody of "The Wiz" story. Together, we could improvise our own Wiz parody stories, using the story-building Wiz parody video template on the E-STEAM Love channel.
  • We all have more "conscious" love for co-creativity teamwork, than bees have. Our "conscious" love is our guiding power, to discovering Nature’s life-supporting designs. It's this power, which has led us to the evolution of transportation and communication designs, which are life-supporting!

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πŸ”ΈπŸ”Ή THE EARTH LIFE-SUPPORT SYSTEM MISSION πŸ”ΈπŸ”Ή

  • "Balancing" is the one-word description of the Earth's mission for our Life-Support System!
  • "E-STEAM" is an acronym, which represents Earth's "Balancing" mission.
  • Anything to do with "Balancing" is an "Economics."
  • E-STEAM separates the Economics of balancing Earth's entire atmosphere of air, into two sections. These two sections can be connected by the "dash," which represents "co-creativity."
  • The left side of the "dash" of co-creativity represents the science of living energy resources. The right side of the dash represents the art of the non-living resources..
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  • "E" = Economics, of Nature's Science, for balancing living-energy-resources.
  • "dash" = Conscious co-creativity connections, continually balancing between the living and
  • non-living-resources, designed by both Nature and Humanity.
  • "STEAM" = Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and
    Math, of Humanity’s non-living-resources, usually is imitating Nature's STEAM designs, for continually balancing
    our human economics, through our Art of choices..

Our co-creative love for Nature's life-supporting systems will continue to guide us, toward designing urban and rural life-supporting E-STEAM transportation infrastructures. Our future transportation choices will increasingly contribute to our balancing Life-Supporting Biology of Precipitation Cycles.

Admission Details:
Because this is a special event, FMHP members do mot get in free. Members are $20 for adults, $15 for youth. Nonmembers are $25 for adults, $20 for youth.

Please visit the official Four Mile Historic Park Admissions Page to review current ticket prices and details

  • πŸŒ±πŸŒπŸ› οΈ CO-CREATIVITY CONNECTIONS

The 2026 calendar for the full month of October's E-STEAM Playtime Co-Creativity with Air activities will be linked, in the video descriptions, of the 2024 and 2026 annual October event videos, on the E-STEAM Love channel on YouTube.

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