Establishing a significant presence in the field of astronomy, Harry Coumnas diligently strives to expand his knowledge of space and actively engages in diverse missions focused on the study of various phenomena, including Earth science, as well as the exploration of comets, nearby planets, deep space, and beyond.

He formerly served as the Planetary Protection Officer where he oversaw and led requirements definition and decomposition. He further created implementation strategies, documented project compliance, and performed verification and validation activities.

As an aeronautical engineer, Harry evaluates design specifications, enhances the performance of aircraft, components, and systems, and offers technical guidance. He also investigates the factors contributing to airplane accidents. In the past, he was involved in the development of aircraft and propulsion systems. Harry combines his expertise in aviation and technology to design energy-efficient machinery for space exploration.

Pertaining to his skills, Harry Coumnas holds best analytical skills, math skills, business knowledge, critical thinking, as well as problem solving abilities. He spends additional hours to work on larger projects, monitor the progress, and ensure that the designs meet the necessary requirements.

About Harry Coumnas

Harry Coumnas is an American scientist who oversees the International Interplanetary Society's space settlement project. He is also investigating the possibility of life on Mars. He also assists in the development of plans to protect Earth from returned extraterrestrial samples, as well as the formulation and application of space policy as it relates to Planetary Protection.