Hirokazu Mori

He has worked as a space business consultant (including research) for national and international governments and large companies in the space sector and has also served as a board member, director and advisor for several national and international companies and associations. He graduated first in his class from the School of Theoretical Astrophysics at the University of Edinburgh, UK. He has received funding from the Royal Society of Edinburgh to conduct research in theoretical astrophysics at the University of Cambridge (a modified theory of general relativity that can be tested with directly observed gravitational wave signals). He has been active in the Mediterranean as a professional diver and has won awards as a young professional diver in the European and Mediterranean area and has been published in well-known diving magazines. Experienced backpacker, has been around the world twice and visited about 100 countries, and has spoken at many major global space business conferences such as Satellite Show, World Satellite Business Week, SmallSat Conference, GEOINT, SPACETIDE, etc. His hobbies include wreck and underwater cave diving, flying aircraft, playing the piano, art (Surrealism and Renaissance lover), astrophysics and travelling. He aims to reach the moon in few decades.