Henry Lin

The Henry Lin speeches break down the fascinations about the galaxy and how we can learn about the universe based on the formations and clusters of stars.

Henry Lin graduated from Caddo Magnet High School in Shreveport, Louisiana, and at 17, he won an Intel Foundation Young Scientist Award for his models in math. His models were based on distant galaxy clusters, and the award is the second highest received in the Intel Foundation. In the fall of 2013 he was enrolled into Harvard University, and continues to study the galaxy and the scientific relations of the cosmology.

Henry Lin speeches touch on theories and astronautics while also providing substantial material and ground for scientists and astronomers alike.