Welcome to the Exploration Laboratories Explorers Podcast. We are ExLabs, a group of entrepreneurs, engineers, & dreamers building cutting-edge technology for the capture and control of objects in space. We are on the cusp of what is sure to be the greatest technological boom that humanity has ever seen.
Join us as we explore the problems, solutions & opportunities of the new space economy.
ExLabs is pioneering resource exploration and management by developing capabilities that enable the acquisition and access to rare and valuable resources in space.
To learn more about ExLabs head to our Website www.ExLabs.Space
Follow us on our Twitter @ExLabsCo
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Welcome to the Exploration Laboratories Explorers Podcast. We are ExLabs, a group of entrepreneurs, engineers, & dreamers building cutting-edge technology for the capture and control of objects in space. We are on the cusp of what is sure to be the greatest technological boom that humanity has ever seen.
Join us as we explore the problems, solutions & opportunities of the new space economy.
ExLabs is pioneering resource exploration and management by developing capabilities that enable the acquisition and access to rare and valuable resources in space.
To learn more about ExLabs head to our Website www.ExLabs.Space
Follow us on our Twitter @ExLabsCo
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Jason Mezilis, professionally known as Jason Achilles, is a composer, producer, multi-instrumentalist, and space enthusiast who is known for his innovative work in music and video and audio recording technologies for space exploration. His work can be found on digital streaming platforms, as well as on the Moon and in the future, on Mars and Venus.
The space industry has traditionally been dominated by government agencies and large corporations, but there are increasing examples of outsiders making significant contributions to space exploration and technology. These outsiders include organizations like the Inspiration4 mission, which is crewed by a diverse group of individuals including a physician assistant and a geoscientist.
One of the main benefits of the space economy is the potential to address a range of challenges on Earth, including food shortages, environmental issues, and health concerns. Access to space technology can also help to improve the efficiency and sustainability of industries like agriculture, by allowing for more precise monitoring of crops and potential threats to harvests. There is a need for more diverse and inclusive participation in the space industry, as it has the potential to bring significant benefits to humanity. This includes opportunities for individuals and companies to develop and utilize new technologies, as well as for educators to teach about space-related topics and inspire the next generation of space explorers.
On the episode, Jason shares with us emerging opportunities for industry outsiders. We cover topics from how and when should companies take advantage of their greater access to space and pursue emerging use cases What benefits can the space economy bring to earth Where do you see the biggest need upcoming in the space economy?
Jason has also worked on full 16-minute audio captured on Sol 16 by the DPA 4006 capsule onboard the Mars Perseverance rover, released by NASA/JPL on Mar. 17, 2021. Audio has been processed to filter out electrical interference caused by various internal systems, while preserving clarity of the actual sounds being captured through the Martian atmosphere.
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Listen to the sounds from Mars
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