Kendra
@kendrajones.space
Plausibility supplier.
Futures Strategist • Scenarios & Horizon Scanning • Working behind the scenes on global flows and frontier environments
Futures Strategist • Scenarios & Horizon Scanning • Working behind the scenes on global flows and frontier environments
Space Shuttle Challenger broke apart 73 seconds into its flight, killing all seven crew members, 40 years ago today. The shape of the explosion is hard-etched in my brain.
There's endless interpretation for social memory. But here are some themes for futures and foresight people.
There's endless interpretation for social memory. But here are some themes for futures and foresight people.
January 28, 2026 at 7:18 PM
Space Shuttle Challenger broke apart 73 seconds into its flight, killing all seven crew members, 40 years ago today. The shape of the explosion is hard-etched in my brain.
There's endless interpretation for social memory. But here are some themes for futures and foresight people.
There's endless interpretation for social memory. But here are some themes for futures and foresight people.
I was intrigued by these images immediately because they are so visually striking and show places I know well, in the surreal way I see them: borderlands “fever dream”
The photographer mined early aerial surveillance film - Kodak Aerochrome if I am not mistaken.
The whole project is worthwhile.
The photographer mined early aerial surveillance film - Kodak Aerochrome if I am not mistaken.
The whole project is worthwhile.
January 28, 2026 at 6:09 PM
I was intrigued by these images immediately because they are so visually striking and show places I know well, in the surreal way I see them: borderlands “fever dream”
The photographer mined early aerial surveillance film - Kodak Aerochrome if I am not mistaken.
The whole project is worthwhile.
The photographer mined early aerial surveillance film - Kodak Aerochrome if I am not mistaken.
The whole project is worthwhile.
My heading image is from Powers of Ten (1977) by Charles and Ray Eames, an experimental film based on a book called Cosmic View: The Universe in 40 Jumps (1957) by Kees Boeke.
Powers of Ten is about one of my favorite things: context is infinite in both directions.
Powers of Ten is about one of my favorite things: context is infinite in both directions.
January 27, 2026 at 2:31 AM
My heading image is from Powers of Ten (1977) by Charles and Ray Eames, an experimental film based on a book called Cosmic View: The Universe in 40 Jumps (1957) by Kees Boeke.
Powers of Ten is about one of my favorite things: context is infinite in both directions.
Powers of Ten is about one of my favorite things: context is infinite in both directions.