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

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With over a 100 million pieces of space junk around our planet, scientists researchers, and the public are concerned over how we treat our world and the repercussions of leaving trash in space. Plus, we can learn a lot from plants on how space impact... more

With the government shutdown, the majority of NASA and its projects have been put on pause. Plus, scientists are studying a sample that could be a sign of life on Mars and looking at how space weather could impact people.

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Emily Calandrelli, also known online as The Space Gal, is encouraging kids to make their own rockets for the second annual Baking Soda Rocket Day. Plus, scientists are looking at how to grow plants off our planet.

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NASA has found over 6,000 exoplanets, or planets that orbit other stars. Plus, we take a look at space junk, or human made objects that are left in orbit around our planet.

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Keith Cowling
Editor of nasawatch.com
NASA Watch
Episode: The government shutdown hits NASA, and scientists find potential signs of life on Mars.
Nicky Fox
Associate Administrator for the Science Mission Directorate at NASA
NASA
Episode: The government shutdown hits NASA, and scientists find potential signs of life on Mars.
Emily Calandrelli
Science communicator, author, host, and the 100th woman to travel to space.
Episode: Bottle Rockets and Space Agriculture
Andrew Palmer
Associate Professor of Biology at the Florida Institute of Technology.
Florida Institute of Technology
Episode: Bottle Rockets and Space Agriculture
Addie Dove
UCF Planetary Scientist and co-host of Walk About the Galaxy
University of Central Florida
Episode: An exoplanet milestone and talking about space junk
Patrice Cole
Assistant Professor at SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry, specializing in communication about space junk
SUNY
Episode: An exoplanet milestone and talking about space junk
Caitlin Kim
Public affairs reporter for Colorado Public Radio based out of Washington, DC.
Colorado Public Radio
Episode: Space Commands’ move and Artemis’ AI doctors
Dr. Emmanuel Aketa
Vice chair of aerospace medicine at the University of Central Florida's College of Medicine.
University of Central Florida
Episode: Space Commands’ move and Artemis’ AI doctors
Rosemary Pike
An astronomer at the Minor Planet Center, hosted at the Center for Astrophysics, Harvard and Smithsonian.
Harvard and Smithsonian
Episode: Starship’s success and Neptune’s peculiar tagalong

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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.

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4.5 out of 5 stars from 479 ratings
  • Elon/political class cope peddlers.

    They sound like they are in a cult.

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    1
    El Phantsmo
    United States4 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.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    W. Mattimoe
    United States10 months 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!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Andy.Capp
    United States3 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 government shutdown hits NASA, and scientists find potential signs of life on Mars.
Q: How are you going to further that investigation into the sample to really be able to say this possibly was signs of life?
We are adjusting and looking creatively at ways to bring these samples back and study them.
The government shutdown hits NASA, and scientists find potential signs of life on Mars.
Q: What is it like inside the halls of NASA as an employee?
Morale is low, and employees feel frustrated and uncertain about their job security.
The government shutdown hits NASA, and scientists find potential signs of life on Mars.
Q: What do we know the impacts are on the space agency?
The majority of NASA employees are furloughed, with science activities halted, and mission delays expected.
Bottle Rockets and Space Agriculture
Q: How do you think gender equality and representation in space exploration can be improved?
Emily believes that sharing her journey will resonate with young girls and inspire them to aspire for careers in STEM fields, emphasizing inclusivity in science communication.
Bottle Rockets and Space Agriculture
Q: What is National Baking Soda Rocket Day?
It is a day where kids build and launch their own baking soda rockets, and this is the second annual event aiming to break the record of rockets launched in a single day.

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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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