The WeMartians Podcast delves into all aspects of the exploration of Mars, including robotic/human spacecraft and rocket engineering, planetary science, astronomy and other upcoming technology. Our episodes are research-supported and feature topical audio clips and special guests.
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 4 days 6 hours 18 minutes
episode 141: 135 - A Farewell to InSight (feat. Bruce Banerdt)
NASA's InSight's Principal Investigator Dr. Bruce Banerdt joins Jake to talk about the end of the InSight mission, it's successes and legacy, and the future of planetary seismology.
episode 139: 134 - Blood, Sweat, and Rockets (feat. MG Lord)
Journalist MG Lord joins Jake to talk about her new podcast series chronicling the founding of NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory
episode 138: 133 - The State of the Moon (feat. Brendan Byrne and Emilee Speck)
Space reporters Brendan Byrne and Emilee Speck return to the show to kick off 2023 by talking about all things Moon!
episode 137: 132 - Artemis Ahead (feat. Eric Berger)
Ars Technica journalist Eric Berger joins Jake to talk about the Artemis I mission's success and the road to Artemis II, III and beyond.
episode 136: 131 - Juno at Europa (feat. Scott Bolton)
Juno's Principal Investigator Scott Bolton joins Jake to talk about the mission's recent flyby of Europa.
episode 135: 130 - Voyager at 45 (feat. Linda Spilker)
Linda Spilker joins Jake to talk about Voyager on its 45th birthday and the legacy of the incredible mission.
episode 134: 129 - Sailing the Clouds of Venus (feat. Paul Byrne)
Paul Byrne joins Jake to talk about a Venus Balloon concept that is fighting for its right to compete in the upcoming NASA New Frontiers 5 call.
episode 133: 128 - Time Travelling
NASA's SLS Rocket didn't launch on its first attempt from the Kennedy Space Centre. Jake shares his thoughts on the outlook of this rocket and his trip to Florida to see it.
episode 132: 127 - Checking in on CLPS (feat. Anthony Colangelo)
Anthony Colangelo from Main Engine Cut Off joins Jake to talk about the progress made so far in the Commercial Lunar Payload Services Program.