Kristin Fisher is an Emmy Award–winning space journalist, daughter of two NASA astronauts, and founder of Endless Void Studios — a production company dedicated to bringing space back into pop culture. Over the past decade, she’s reported at the intersection of space, defense, and politics, covering nearly every major milestone of the modern space age — first as a White House Correspondent for FOX News, then as a Space Correspondent for CNN. During the Trump administration, Kristin covered the creation of the U.S. Space Force and the early days of NASA’s Artemis program. In the opening weeks of the Biden administration, she asked key questions in the White House briefing room that directly contributed to the continuation of Artemis. From there, she led CNN’s coverage of every major space story of the Biden era — from the Artemis I launch in Florida, to Starship flight tests in Texas, to congressional UFO briefings in Washington. Recently, Kristin made a big shift: leaving legacy media to go independent. Today, she produces original programming and branded content for space companies — including hosting The Endless Void on YouTube, where she explores the cosmos in a style that’s conversational, cinematic, and always curious.