Episode 7: 241

05/10/23 • 60 min

In our first two-for-one episode, we cover two weeks of content with the latest space news. Aside from the usual rocket launches, join us as we talk about our chaotic universe, including: Asteroid defense plans, stars devouring their planets, and more black holes. We also talk about water both inside our solar system and out. There's a lot in store, and tons to learn in Episode 7: '241'!

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Episode 6: Lunar Endeavors

With a busy week this time around, we take you through the various happenings involving missions to the moon. iSpace made an attempt at their first lunar landing, Lockheed is sending satellites to serve Artemis and others, Airbus is building a station, and SpaceX made the first integrated test of Starship. We touch briefly on topics involving astronomy, and answer some listener questions to learn more about us.

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Unraveling Space Secrets: Skylab Anniversary, AX2 Mission, and Black Hole Theories

Ready for an exciting journey through the cosmos? This week, we bring the wonders of space directly to your ears, as we cover a wide array of topics from the AX2 mission and Skylab's 50th anniversary to the ever-mysterious black holes. Starting off with SpaceX's recent launches, we'll share all the thrilling details about the Falcon 9, the launch of 21 satellites for OneWeb and Iridium next, and the groundbreaking journey of the AX2 mission's historic crew to the International Space Station.
But that's not all! We'll take you on a virtual tour of the famous Johnson Space Center and discuss their incredible offerings for visitors. From the 1G trainer to the Rocket Park, you'll feel like you're right there with us. We also delve into the latest news from NASA, including the mysterious failure of a high atmosphere balloon and the success of JUICE's antenna repair mission. We even examine the European Space Agency's satellite hacking challenge and discuss the cutting-edge technology behind lunar exploration.
Lastly, we'll explore the fascinating world of Stratolaunch and their unique aircraft, the ROC, as well as the latest findings about the structure of the Milky Way. Plus, we'll introduce you to the intriguing concept of topological solitons and their potential to break down Einstein's theory of relativity. So, buckle up and join us on this cosmic adventure, and be sure to follow us on your favorite platforms to stay updated on all things space. And remember to always keep your eyes on the skies!