It’s 2023. You don’t have to be a millionaire or a dare-devil to reach the final frontier anymore.
Host, Mikhail Baskov has seen our planet from above many times and discusses the various space travel and air adventure options with incredible guests from the Space Travel industry.
Tune in every second week, for an episode dedicated to finding out more about the adventures you could be going on today!
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It’s 2023. You don’t have to be a millionaire or a dare-devil to reach the final frontier anymore.
Host, Mikhail Baskov has seen our planet from above many times and discusses the various space travel and air adventure options with incredible guests from the Space Travel industry.
Tune in every second week, for an episode dedicated to finding out more about the adventures you could be going on today!
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Samuel Coniglio IV is a futurist, technical writer, photographer, inventor, and private space industry advocate. He is a Board Member and a former Vice President of the Space Tourism Society. Samuel was active with the National Space Society, Space Frontier Foundation, and Yury's Night World Space Party events. In the 1990's, he worked for McDonnell Douglas (now Boeing) on the Space Shuttle, International Space Station, and the little-known, but historic Delta Clipper Experimental (DC-X) reusable rocket program.
He is also my friend. We first met in 1994, when Samuel and I worked together to organise a trip of a group of Russian "rocket scientist" students to Florida to visit KSA, ERAU and attend a launch of a Space Shuttle. I lived in the U.S. then.
Samuel was in Ireland last week, for the first time ever, and I took liberty of pulling him away from his family for half a day. We talked about space in general, space tourism, and about his new book. We exceeded all possible time limits, so I had to split our "chat" into two separate podcast episodes.
In the previous episode (3) we talked about space programs of USA, USSR and Russia and about Delta Clipper Experimental project by McDonnell Douglas.
In this episode we talk about space tourism in general and about the book which Samuel wrote and has finally published: "Creature Comforts in Space". It's about all technical solutions (some of which are Samuel's inventions) which will make our lives in space liveable ... and perhaps even comfortable.
Samuel's website: https://retro-futurist.com
E-book: https://www.amazon.com/Creature-Comfo...
Paperback: https://www.amazon.com/Creature-Comfo...
Soundtrack used in this episode: "Where the Air is Thin" by Jay Varton, courtesy of Epidemic Sound / https://www.epidemicsound.com/music/featured/
Podcast host:
Mikhail Baskov
Founder & CEO
iDare Space Travel Limited
mbaskov@idare.space
+353 1 539 2911 (Ireland)
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