Li Shui Hong Dennis – Hong Kong, China
Li Shui Hong Dennis
LiPC Space Resources Alliances Education and Culture Center
Email: dli@lipchk.org
Bio:
Li Shui Hong, Dennis has been engaged in the financial industry in Hong Kong for many years. He is also an avid aerospace technology enthusiast who often participates in different types of aerospace exhibitions and aerospace activities. Besides, Mr. Li has established the LiPC Aerospace Cultural and Education Foundation in Hong Kong to promote the development of aerospace technology and education in Hong Kong.In 2022, Mr. Li learned about World Space Week through the Chinese Society of Astronautics. In the same year, organized the first World Space Week in Hong Kong with the Chinese Society of Astronautics, it was widely supported by the society, with more than 2,000 students, 30 Secondary schools participating. In addition to World Space Week, Mr. Li is also involved in other space activities such as participating in the China Aerospace Conference, organizing a number of aerospace activities and lectures for primary and secondary schools in Hong Kong. In 2023, Li has become World Space Week National Coordinator, and continues to hold Hong Kong World Space Week every year.
Exodus Chun-Long Sit
WSW National Coordinator, Hong Kong-China
Email: sitexodus@gmail.com
Bio: The NC China-Hong Kong, Exodus Chun-Long Sit, is a transmedia astronomy educator and science communicator. He is also the National Astronomy Education Coordinator (Chair of Hong Kong) and Co-National Outreach Coordinator, International Astronomical Union, and International Committee Member (Asia Pacific Region) of the Dark Sky International. As the author ofthe popular science book “Decoding the Starry Night: A Guide to Stargazing and Astrophotography”, Exodus has contributed as a STEAM columnist on sharing astronomy and dark sky in the newspaper Sunny Campus for 4 years and online media Metro Education Plus.
He was appointed as the president of Starrix Hong Kong (one of the largest astronomical organizations in Hong Kong) in Oct 2023, he continues his active promotion of dark-sky protection and popular science in multiple disciplines and research on interdisciplinary approaches, such as sustainability, dark-sky protection, space exploration, astronomy innovation, astropreneurship, inclusive science communication, and STEAM Education, by organizing public lectures in Hong Kong Space Museum and Hong Kong Science Festival as guest speaker.
