
The new space age is upon us, and This Week in Space leaves no topic untouched. Every Friday, join Editor-in-Chief of Ad Astra magazine, Rod Pyle and Managing Editor of Space.com, Tariq Malik as they explore everything related to the cosmos.
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 20 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Think you're having a hot summer? Try living on 55 Cancri-e, a super-Earth with daytime temperatures above 4000 degrees Fahrenheit. Most of these super-Earths orbit frighteningly close to their host stars and have long since had their atmospheres scr... more
This week it's Rod and Tariq working through the most important space headlines. The big story: Starship could launch test flight 14 as early as Monday the 28th. We've seen lots of tests, but this is the first attempt at an orbital flight, the succes... more
In the 1980s, as the US space shuttle was just starting operations, the UK embarked on an ambitious project called HOTOL—short for Horizontal Take Off and Landing, a radical, air-breathing spaceplane design. Political and funding shifts in the UK ult... more
Hold onto your phasers, but it's been 60 years since Star Trek's debut, and the franchise is still going strong. For 40 of those years, Mike Okuda, working with a gifted team that included his wife Denise, has been central to the look, feel, and subs... more
Rod Pyle and Tarek Malik have a fun interplay are very knowledgeable and have a vast variety of guests on. The shows are concise, witty, lighthearted, while also being very informative.
I love this show. The show drops on Fridays. I look forward to my commute home every Friday.
This Week In Space is entertaining and well planned. I enjoy the up to date and latest news, and the guests are experts in their field who do not condescend. In other words, this show can come down to a layman’s level - thank goodness! What I also really respect is that the show does not interject politics- very refreshing- and I attribute and compliment that to the two hosts. Thank you for an educational, yet fun listen.
This Week in Space is very well produced and the guests they have on are impressive people, many of them with direct experience in the industry. The weekly news summaries are also an excellent way to quickly catch up on space news.
Always engaging, educational and entertaining.
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A weekly space-focused show that blends current spaceflight news with in-depth interviews and historical context. Discussions routinely cover rocket testing, Artemis and lunar plans, planetary science, and mission architectures, often pairing expert guests with insightful banter between seasoned hosts. Noteworthy is the show's broad guest slate—from NASA veterans and industry leaders to planetary scientists and space journalists—along with accessible explanations that make complex topics approachable for curious listeners and space professionals alike. The format consistently pairs timely updates with long-form conversations, creating a practical resource for potential sponsors seeking audience engagement around scientific advancement, poli... more
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Recent guests on This Week in Space include:
1. Dr. Laura Schaefer
2. Rob Coppinger
3. Michael Okuda
4. Dr. Rainer Zitelmann
5. Adam Kall
6. David Kring
7. Scott Pace
8. Rich Edwards
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