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On November 13, 2013, a haiku written by Vanna Bonta was launched into space
aboard the NASA spacecraft MAVEN from Cape Canaveral as part of a project
sending poetry to Mars. It was one of 1,100 haiku selected for the mission.
Vanna Marie Bonta was born in McAllen, Texas. While specific details of her early childhood are not widely available, her Texan roots likely influenced her independent spirit and resilience, qualities that would become evident throughout her life and career.
Early Acting Career
1970s
Bonta began pursuing an acting career, appearing in various roles during the 1970s. This experience exposed her to the world of entertainment and contributed to her confidence and stage presence, skills she would later leverage in promoting her writing and inventions.
Publication of 'Flight: A Quantum Fiction Novel'
1995
Bonta published 'Flight: A Quantum Fiction Novel,' marking her entry into the literary world. This novel, known for its complex themes of self-discovery, advanced technology, and human potential within the context of space exploration, established her as a science fiction author with a unique voice.
Continued Writing and Literary Pursuits
Late 1990s - Early 2000s
Following the publication of 'Flight,' Bonta continued to write and explore literary avenues. She contributed to various publications and worked on other writing projects, further solidifying her presence in the science fiction community and developing her distinctive style.
Invention of the 2suit
Early 2000s
Bonta ventured into the world of invention, creating the 2suit, a specialized garment designed for sexual activity in zero-gravity environments. This innovative and somewhat controversial invention garnered media attention and demonstrated Bonta's willingness to push boundaries and explore unconventional ideas. She patented the design in 2006.
Patent Awarded for 2suit
2006
Vanna Bonta receives patent number US7013529B2 for the 2suit. This invention combined the use of new materials and practical design to solve real life problems in space.
Death in Ranson, West Virginia
July 8, 2014
Vanna Bonta passed away on July 8, 2014, in Ranson, West Virginia. Her death marked the end of a diverse and creative life characterized by a passion for writing, a spirit of innovation, and a willingness to explore unconventional ideas. Her legacy continues through her literary works and her contributions to the field of space-related inventions.
Brief
Known For
American writer (novelist, poet, essayist), actress, and inventor; known for her erotic science fiction novel "Flight" and for inventing the 2suit, a close-proximity flying suit for astronauts.
Key Dates and Places
Born Date: April 3, 1953.
Born Place: United States.
Death Date: July 8, 2014.
Death Place: Los Angeles, California, USA.
Career
Past occupations: Writer (novelist, poet, essayist), Actress, Inventor.
Previous Place of Work: Various film and television productions as an actress; writing and inventing were likely self-employed activities.
Wikipedia Article
Welcome to the Vanna Bonta Hub! This community hub — built on top of and serving as a companion to the Wikipedia article — lets you discuss, collect, and organize everything related to Vanna Bonta.
On November 13, 2013, a haiku written by Vanna Bonta was launched into space
aboard the NASA spacecraft MAVEN from Cape Canaveral as part of a project
sending poetry to Mars. It was one of 1,100 haiku selected for the mission.
Vanna Marie Bonta was born in McAllen, Texas. While specific details of her early childhood are not widely available, her Texan roots likely influenced her independent spirit and resilience, qualities that would become evident throughout her life and career.
Early Acting Career
1970s
Bonta began pursuing an acting career, appearing in various roles during the 1970s. This experience exposed her to the world of entertainment and contributed to her confidence and stage presence, skills she would later leverage in promoting her writing and inventions.
Publication of 'Flight: A Quantum Fiction Novel'
1995
Bonta published 'Flight: A Quantum Fiction Novel,' marking her entry into the literary world. This novel, known for its complex themes of self-discovery, advanced technology, and human potential within the context of space exploration, established her as a science fiction author with a unique voice.
Continued Writing and Literary Pursuits
Late 1990s - Early 2000s
Following the publication of 'Flight,' Bonta continued to write and explore literary avenues. She contributed to various publications and worked on other writing projects, further solidifying her presence in the science fiction community and developing her distinctive style.
Invention of the 2suit
Early 2000s
Bonta ventured into the world of invention, creating the 2suit, a specialized garment designed for sexual activity in zero-gravity environments. This innovative and somewhat controversial invention garnered media attention and demonstrated Bonta's willingness to push boundaries and explore unconventional ideas. She patented the design in 2006.
Patent Awarded for 2suit
2006
Vanna Bonta receives patent number US7013529B2 for the 2suit. This invention combined the use of new materials and practical design to solve real life problems in space.
Death in Ranson, West Virginia
July 8, 2014
Vanna Bonta passed away on July 8, 2014, in Ranson, West Virginia. Her death marked the end of a diverse and creative life characterized by a passion for writing, a spirit of innovation, and a willingness to explore unconventional ideas. Her legacy continues through her literary works and her contributions to the field of space-related inventions.
Brief
Known For
American writer (novelist, poet, essayist), actress, and inventor; known for her erotic science fiction novel "Flight" and for inventing the 2suit, a close-proximity flying suit for astronauts.
Key Dates and Places
Born Date: April 3, 1953.
Born Place: United States.
Death Date: July 8, 2014.
Death Place: Los Angeles, California, USA.
Career
Past occupations: Writer (novelist, poet, essayist), Actress, Inventor.
Previous Place of Work: Various film and television productions as an actress; writing and inventing were likely self-employed activities.
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