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 Max Corneau, is an amateur astronomer, space enthusiast, and lifelong pilot. Besides his enthusiasm for space, Max is an experienced pilot who began flying airplanes at age 13.
Enjoying a lifelong passion for space, these days Max is either learning about astronomy and astrophysics, or directly studying the universe from his own observatory. Max is a Life Member and currently serves as Vice President of the Texas Astronomical Society. He is an honorary member of the Northern Virginia Astronomy Club. Max's astronomical outreach has taken him to the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum where he lectured in the Explore the Universe Gallery and guided tours at the U.S. Naval Observatory. He is also an at sea lecturer on cruise ships. Max was recently honored by the Astronomical League with the Master Outreach Award, the League's highest honor in this field. In 2006, Max was elected to the Philosophical Society of Washington, the oldest scientific society in the nation. You can learn more about Max's Astronomical Adventures, see his observatory, and view his stunning astrophotography here.
Max possesses a B.S. in Aeronautical Science from Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University and an M.S. from the College of Engineering at Boise State University."
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Phoenix Mars Lander Event Coverage
Dallas Museum of Nature and Science
Astronomical Adventuring
Austin Astronomical Society
How Big is Big
Montague Elementary School at West Fort Hood
Studying the Stars - Learning Science Through Astronomy
Dobbs Elementary School
High School Science Teacher Training
Rockwall High School
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