Every week we cover the latest spaceflight news, discuss past, current and future exploration efforts, and take a look at upcoming events. Tune in to hear about how humans get to space, how they stay in space and how unmanned craft reach farther and farther into the universe around us.
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 17 days 14 hours 41 minutes
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Episode 54: Centripetal "Explosion"
Bigelow has big plans, Rocketlab has a tiny rocket, and Hitomi is covering a larger volume than previously.
Episode 53: DOWNLINK--Lunar Lion
The Lunar Lion team arose from the Google Lunar XPrize, and is a group of students headed for the Moon! Also Breeze-M's fate is less clear now than ever, and SpaceX did a thing!
Episode 52: The Substitute
Ben is away but John Leeman of Don't Panic Geocast fills in. We discuss "green" propellent, New Shepard's third flight, and Justin Cowart also pops in to explain ASTRO-H.
Episode 51: DOWNLINK--Jonathan Goff
Jon Goff is a space entrepreneur, space writer and rocket engineer. He's worked for new space companies and even founded one of his own. Also, Atlas strong and Breeze-M explode.
Episode 50: Arbitrary Milestone Ahoy!
We're looking forward to CRS-8, we learned a bit more about Kopra's helmetwater and we refuse to cover SAFFIRE (yet!)
Episode 49: Go For T-shirts
InSight is going to mars! Also, Aerojet Rocketdyne tests a new injector, BE-4 takes a trial run, and Soyuz goes squirrly.
Episode 48: Mo' Density, Mo' Problems
SES-9 finally gets off the ground, and we talk with Ben Brockert about what took so long.
Episode 47: DOWNLINK--Mason Hall
Mason Hall works at Marshall Space Flight Center, and helps manage all of the payload data that comes down from ISS. We learned a heck of a lot during this interview.
Episode 46: 80% done, 80% left to go.
A new SpaceShipTwo pokes her head out, Starliner takes a dip, Rocketlab finds a big customer and a record breaking eighteen thousand people want to be astronauts this year!