This week space exploration show with @AwesomeAstroPod will presents Hubble problem, Ingenuity #MarsHelicopet, Artemis 1, Bezos & Branson
Jul 21st: Awesome Astronomy July 2021 Space Exploration Show
Tag: ISS
Jun 23rd: Awesome Astronomy June Space Exploration
Astro tourism with Blue Origin, Venus mission, & Q&A: Once fully reusable Starships are complete, will all ground based observatories become obsolete? More with @AwesomeAstroPod for this month space exploration show news.
May 8th: Human Exploration of the Moon and Mars
Discussion about Human Exploration of the Moon and Mars and astronomy news updates! What’s up this week? Check it out at #365DaysOfAstro
Oct 25th: Guest: Aileen Yingst, Space Geologist
Time for astronomy weekly update. This week we have all-female spacewalk, 3D print meet on ISS, transit of Mercury, & discussion with Dr. Aileen Yingst, Space Geologist
Oct 23rd: Fascinating Facts About the International Space Station
How much do you know about the largest human-made object in space, the ISS? Here are cool facts about what it is, who lives there, and where you can see it.
May 15th: Awesome Astronomy May 2019 Space Discussions
NASA’s new robot assistants & ‘Astrobees’ on the ISS< Portugal launches its national space agency, & Chandrayaan-2 will launch soon. more space update with #awesomeastropod
Apr 13th: Photographing ISS Transits
Occasionally the ISS will pass directly in front of the Moon or Sun presenting an interesting photographic opportunity. In this podcast, Rob Sparks describes how he has successfully photographed the ISS transiting the Sun and Moon with a DSLR and a zoom lens and describes techniques you can use to capture this distinctive image.
Mar 13th: ISS: Exposed
Cheap Astronomy opens the pod bay door.
Dec 8th: The SpaceX CRS16 NASA Social
NASA hosts events called NASA Socials to bring together social media users at various NASA event. In this podcast, NOAO’s Rob Sparks talks about his experience at the recent NASA Social for the SpaceX Cargo Resupply Mission #16 to the International Space Station.
Nov 14th: Ham radio
Cheap Astronomy’s discovers that the ISS crew likes to ham it up