LIFE IN SPACE 2: Residents of the vacuum

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The Spinal Frontier: A Star Trek Physiology Podcast

Kelley and Eryn

29 episodes

4 days ago

Ever pause your millionth watch-through of your favorite version of Star Trek to wonder, "How is Klingon blood pink?" or, "Would hologram lungs even work?" or even, "Wait, do Ferengi ears fall off?!" Hosts Kelley (she/her), a marine biologist, and Eryn (they/them), a huge Star Trek fan, share the conversations they were already having at their house about the physiology of Star Trek aliens. Follow us on Twitter @spinalfrontier and Instagram @spinalfrontierpod for updates and extras! Hokey theme song by Kelley.

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LIFE IN SPACE 2: Residents of the vacuum

The Spinal Frontier: A Star Trek Physiology Podcast

26 minutes 46 seconds

3 years ago

LIFE IN SPACE 2: Residents of the vacuum

This week Kelley and Eryn piggyback off of the hazards of space travel to talk about Trek’s various aliens that live in its vacuum! Are gormaganders the pandas of the 24th century? How does Species 8472 feel about Mountain Dew and what are they even made of anyways? Let’s find out!
A note on temperature figures: the sun-side of the James Webb Space Telescope gets up to 400 degrees Celsius while the instruments on the opposite side need to be -266 degrees Celsius for optimal operation.

Edited by Eryn, hokey theme song by Kelley.

Contact information: Instagram @spinalfrontierpod, email spinalfrontierpod@gmail.com