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Your weekly podcast journey into the latest news, missions, and stories shaping space exploration.

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Boeing’s Starliner could fly as early as next year, but without a crew. NASA has revised its original commercial crew contract with Boeing. Plus, the book “Gemini: Stepping Stone to the Moon, The Untold Story,” highlights the idea that the Gemini pro... more

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Washington Post’s Christian Davenport explores how Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos are shaping a new commercial space industry

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The politics behind NASA and space exploration, plus a look at what you can see in the skies this fall.

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Jared Isaacman has once again been nominated to be NASA's administrator. Plus, analog missions, or environments that mimic places like the moon and mars, are helping prepare humans for future missions in space.

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Terry Oswalt
Professor of Physics and Astronomy at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University.
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
Episode: The politics of space and the latest night sky observations
Anika Mieles
Director of Operations at Mission Control for the world's biggest analog mission
Austrian Space Forum
Episode: A NASA nominee’s second shot and mimicking space environments here on Earth
Anthony Colangelo
Host of the podcast Main Engine Cutoff
Episode: A NASA nominee’s second shot and mimicking space environments here on Earth
Eric Deggans
Critic at large with NPR and Knight Professor of Journalism and Media Ethics at Washington and Lee University in Virginia
NPR
Episode: The spooks of science fiction and science fact
Jan Fernandez
Associate Professor involved in space-related academic research
UCF
Episode: The spooks of science fiction and science fact
Jim Cooney
Professor and researcher in astrophysics
University of Vermont
Episode: The spooks of science fiction and science fact
Emily Speck
Science journalist covering space, science, and climate
Episode: Federal funding and the future of space science missions
Daniela Della Giustina
Principal investigator of NASA's OSIRIS-APEX mission
Arizona State University
Episode: Federal funding and the future of space science missions
Morbha Jha
Professor of Aerospace Engineering and Mechanics at the University of Texas, Austin, and co-founder of Giaverse.
University of Texas at Austin
Episode: Keeping space clean and developing a green thumb off planet

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Brendan Byrne
Host with a strong background in space exploration reporting and a knack for engaging interviews. Known for insightful conversations that bridge scientific concepts with broader societal implications.

Reviews

4.5 out of 5 stars from 480 ratings
  • Elon/political class cope peddlers.

    They sound like they are in a cult.

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    1
    El Phantsmo
    United States6 months ago
  • lively, well-researched interviews

    Bravo, Brenden Byrne & team! These lively, well-researched interviews consistently ignite my curiosity about all things related to space starting with exploration, commercial travel, and UAPs. There’s no podcast like it. Highly recommended.

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    5
    W. Mattimoe
    United Statesa year ago
  • Good podcast.

    Brenden Byrne is a good interviewer. I love his laugh. His guests are diverse. I’ve learned a lot about the FL space industry. 5 star review

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    5
    Doc's Mom
    United Statesa year ago
  • Space Man Bren’s Excellent Podcast!

    Brenden (The Rocket) Byrne brings his big ‘ol swingin’ space knowledge to each week in this informative, educational podcast.

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    5
    Bill P. Gates
    United States3 years ago
  • Space Coast’s best podcast

    This podcast is put on by WMFE, the local Orlando PBS station and is probably THE MOST UNDERRATED space exploration podcast on the air today. Very interesting topics and guests. Very well done show!

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    Andy.Capp
    United States4 years ago

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The variety of guests and topics covered, including both scientific and cultural discussions, is seen as a strong point.
Overall, the content is considered accessible yet informative, appealing to a diverse audience interested in space science.
Listeners appreciate the lively and well-researched interviews, noting that the podcast reignites curiosity about space exploration.
Some critiques mention that the discussions can occasionally feel superficial, with calls for deeper exploration of subjects.

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The politics of space and the latest night sky observations
Q: How has the second Trump administration changed the policy goals from the first one?
Chris notes that there is a disconnect in understanding how science funding supports broader human exploration goals, particularly with proposed cuts to NASA's budget.
The politics of space and the latest night sky observations
Q: What worries you about the Golden Age of Space Exploration and the policy time that we're in today?
Chris expresses concern that while there are great advancements, the political chaos and uncertainty in funding could hinder progress and affect goals like returning humans to the moon.
A NASA nominee’s second shot and mimicking space environments here on Earth
Q: What are analog missions and why are they important?
Analog missions simulate conditions for future moon or Mars missions to prepare for human-space exploration, helping to identify potential challenges and issues.
A NASA nominee’s second shot and mimicking space environments here on Earth
Q: What challenges will Isaacman walk into?
Isaacman will face a dwindling workforce, budget constraints, and a politically charged environment. He may also have limited congressional support due to upcoming midterms.
The spooks of science fiction and science fact
Q: What are you most excited about in the future of astronomy and exploration?
The Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, I think that's going to launch in the time scale of the year, which will cover the sky very efficiently and find many unusual things that we don't expect.

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Focused on the latest developments in space exploration, this podcast provides insightful discussions on various topics, including advancements in technology, missions to distant planets, and the rapidly evolving landscape of the space industry. Engaging interviews with experts and astronauts delve into both scientific and cultural aspects of space, from the search for extraterrestrial life to the implications of commercial endeavors in the space sector. The show often highlights significant observational findings from renowned telescopes and features diverse guests that bring unique perspectives, making it a vital resource for space enthusiasts and anyone curious about the mysteries beyond Earth.

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2. Anika Mieles
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