Have you ever wanted to go to space, but lacked the… uh, I dunno, everything… to be an astronaut? There are now companies offering zero-G flights, sub-orbital flights, and there have even been paying customers who have gone into orbit. Is this going to be space travel for the rest of us?
Time for news update. This week we have impact crater on the Moon, damage by space tourism, summer sky guide, fast nova, super Jupiter, and focusing JWST with Lee Feinberg
Adventure Journalist Jim Clash discusses how the Apollo 11 Moon landing influenced him & the general public, Joe Kittenger’s contribution to the Aeronautics & the Space Program, the history & future of Space Tourism, & some of his other Adventure Journalist experiences
Over the coming decades, more and more of our space-based infrastructure will be built in space, manufactured out of materials that were mined in space. In order to achieve that space future, engineers and mission planners will need to design and construct the technology that will make this possible. That means testing out new prototypes, technologies and methodologies for mining and space-based manufacturing.
What do you think about colonising galaxy? Check it out at @AwesomeAstroPod space exploration session. Today’s news will cover recreating Mars in Antarctica, future space tourist, ways to capture space debris, and more topic.
” Bennu! SO. MANY. ROCKS!” why are there so many rocks on this asteroid? Find the answer with Dr. Saverio Cambioni at #365DaysOfAstro with this week news update.
Today Space Exploration Show with @AwesomeAstroPod will discuss about Lucy mission to Jupiter’s Trojan asteroids, JWST launch on December and many more. All at #365DaysOfAstro
SpaceX’s new rockets fuel the dream of visiting some of the planet Mars’ unique and spectacular wonders. Time for Martian Vacation?
Astronomy roundup and discussion. Prepare yourself for next week Transit of Mercury.