In this episode we are joined by Nicolas Peter a Professor of practice in Space Policy and International Affairs at the International Space University (ISU) seconded by the European Space Agency (ESA). He is the head of the newly created “Space Policy and Entrepreneurship lab” at ISU that is a dedicated research laboratory addressing the issues and trends in the domains of space policy and the space economy, including New Space worldwide. In this episode we discuss the highly debated question of what a NewSpace company is, and how the space industry is changing. Tune in!
Tune in for an incredibly special interview with active NASA Astronaut Christina Koch. So far in Koch's career as an astronaut she has conducted 6 EVA’s during her mission on board the ISS, and her mission lasted 328 days breaking the record for continuous days in space by any woman. Currently, Koch is involved with NASA getting ready for the upcoming Artemis missions that will bring American astronauts back to the moon in 2025. Join us as we discuss long duration space missions, the retirement of the ISS, space debris, and going back to the moon. Tune in!
In this episode we sit down with Roger Launius and we discuss his time at NASA, the relationship between private and public space, European exploration, and the difficulties of humans living in space. Tune in!
In this episode we discuss women's changing role in astronomy in the 20th century. Tune in!
In this episode we sit down with Paul Ray from NASA’s Neutron star Interior Composition Explorer (NICER) telescope team as a part of the US Naval Research Laboratory. We talk about Neutron stars, blackholes, and using x-rays and gamma rays in astronomy. Tune in!
In this episode I sit down with Brad Wasser from the space_science_rocketry Instagram profile, and we discuss the Virgin Galactic and Blue Origin launches this July. Tune in!
In this episode I sit down with two deputy principle investigators of the DAVINCI mission, Giada Arney and Stephanie Getty. We talk about the upcoming mission to Venus, spectroscopy, exoplanets, and finding remnants of life on other worlds. Tune in.
We are back for season two and on this episode I talk about the stuff I have been thinking about over the past few weeks. Tune in and enjoy!
On this episode we welcome back Brad Wasser the creator of the Space_Science_Rocketry Instagram. We talk about whats going on in the world of space right now and other jargon. Tune in!
In this episode we sit down with Shauna Edson and discuss astronomy, the National Air and Space Museum, current events in space, planetary science, and I wear a space helmet. Tune in!
In this episode, we sit down with Dana Hutcherson and discuss everything from the Atlantis Shuttle Orbiter, Crew-2, the North pole, and even tiki Boats. Listen in on her work with the Crew-2 mission that is going to launch four astronauts to the ISS on April 22!
It's our 25th episode! In this episode we sit down with Brad Wasser, the creator of the Space_Science_Rocketry Instagram. We talk about everything that is going on in space and science-fiction today, from SpaceX's Super Heavy rocket to the Snyder-Cut of Justice League. Tune in!
This is our first episode of our Women's History Month extravaganza! In this episode we discuss the Perseverance rover, the WASPS of WWII, and the commercial space! You don't want to miss out on hearing about this incredible woman! Tune in.
On this episode we discuss astronomy, math, and telescopes! All of this while Captain Jean-Luc Picard watches over my shoulder. Tune in!
On this episode I look incredible while I ponder the reasons why people do and do not like space. We also go into the Hebdomadal Happening, and we celebrate one year since the birth of Spacechams!
In this episode I discuss the hebdomadal happenings, Isaac Asimov's Foundation, and a little history about the Space Shuttles. Tune in!
I rant about space news over the past few weeks and I discuss my love for "Star Trek". Tune in and enjoy!
On this episode we sit down with Rachel Lyons, Executive Director of Space for humanity, and we discuss the "overview effect", rescue diving, and getting people to space. Tune in!
We sit down with author John M. Logsdon and discuss his books regarding space history and policy. Tune in!
We sit down with professor Edythe Weeks and discuss space law, space history, and commercial space. She tells us about her personal experiences in the space community coming from a non-STEM field of expertise. Tune in!