The Balance: We're all just emotional apes w/ incredible technology | TIS#245
We're back! After some much needed time for a mental health break and an introspective view at where I'm at in my life at 31, we have returned fired u...
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The award-winning space science podcast about all things space! Hosted by Alex G. Orphanos, science communicator, maker, and aerospace engineer. Our mission: to spread love and spread science!
Why I DIDN'T Apply to be an Astronaut and how Perspective is EVERYTHING | TIS#244
On this episode of the podcast I try to answer the question "Did I apply for the Inspiration4 or dearMoon project?" as honestly as possible. Going to ...
SpaceX's Momentum, SLA 3D Printing, and Learning by failing forward | TIS#243
On this episode, we discuss the shear momentum behind SpaceX as they continue to gain trust in the space industry. We get some progress with NASA's HL...
Luca Rossettini | CEO & Founder of D-Orbit | People of Science - Dealing with Orbital Debris Logistics
On this weeks episode of #todayinspace we were honored to talk with Luca Rossettini, the CEO and Founder of D-Orbit for a segment of People of Science...
SpaceX's Crew 1 returns to Earth, NASA's HLS Drama, & remembering Astronaut Michael Collins
On this weeks episode we dive into the success of NASA and SpaceX with Crew 1 and Crew 2, now that both Crew Dragons are making history. Drama is deve...
The Balance: NASA chooses SpaceX for HLS for Artemis, Starship...to the moon!
The balance has been achieved between NASA & SpaceX as the Starship was chose as the single investment and winner of the HLS contract to bring the fir...
Review of NASA's Crew 2 & SpaceX's Inspiration 4 mission & Thoughts on First Contact
In this episode we’re playing catch-up to review all the human Spaceflight underway in the next few weeks and months. Crew 1 makes a port relocation i...
NASA's SLS Success, 200 years of Greek Independence, and Leonard Nimoy Day
On this week's episode there's alot to catch up on in Space! NASA successfully test fired their RS-25 engines for the Space Launch System, the heavy l...
Oumuamua vs. String Theory | Testable vs. Untestable Hypothesis. Which should we fund more? | Today In Space
In this episode I explore my thoughts on redefining the 'Scientific Ladder of Ideas' - specifically for a Hypothesis. Our talk with Avi Loeb last week...
Avi Loeb | Oumuamua, Astrophysics, and Academia's struggle with new ideas | People of Science
On this episode of People of Science we are pleased to have Avi Loeb on to discuss the scientific mystery of Oumuamua. Avi is an Astrophysicist who's ...