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The SpaceInfo Podcast

Welcome to the SpaceInfo Podcast, your go-to podcast for all things space, engineering, technology, and the booming new space economy. Join us as we dive into captivating conversations with experts and guests shaping the future of space exploration. From astronauts to innovators, we"ll explore the latest discoveries and advancements, making the cosmos accessible to enthusiasts and tech geeks alike. Subscribe to the SpaceInfo Podcast and join us on this exciting journey beyond the stars!

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18:43

Antarctic Exploration History Ends in Space

The SpaceInfo Podcast ·

2025/02/04

Advances in technology, such as drones, underwater robotics, and remote sensing, are pushing the boundaries of Antarctic exploration. Countries around the world continue to collaborate on large-scale projects, from climate modeling to biodiversity studies. In the coming decades, Antarctica will remain a focal point for understanding climate change, planetary science, and the limits of human resilience in extreme environments. Visit our website and join the SpaceInfo Club: it's free! Learn something

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11:54

Starship Flight 7 was NOT a SUCCESS

The SpaceInfo Podcast ·

2025/02/02

Starship Test Flight 7 encapsulates the dynamic nature of space exploration: progress marked by challenges, innovation tempered by risk, and the constant drive to push boundaries. As SpaceX and its partners analyze the outcomes of this mission, the lessons learned will fuel the pursuit of humanity’s most ambitious goals in space. Don’t forget to subscribe to this youtube channel or, if you’re listening on Spotify, please leave five starts to the podcast! It’s free for you, but makes a huge

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27:42

Antarctica and Space: Adventures that will Surprise You

The SpaceInfo Podcast ·

2025/01/30

Antarctica’s legacy demonstrates that international collaboration and scientific focus can achieve extraordinary outcomes. As humanity prepares for deeper ventures into space, lessons from Antarctica’s exploration history serve as a blueprint for success. In both realms, the message is clear: the drive to explore is intrinsic to humanity, and the most profound achievements come when we work together to face the unknown. On the SpaceInfo Club website at www.spaceinfo.club and on all the social

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18:53

HAKUTO-R Venture Moon Mission 2

The SpaceInfo Podcast ·

2025/01/28

This ambitious mission is spearheaded by ispace Japan and features the cutting-edge lunar lander RESILIENCE and the micro rover TENACIOUS, both representing the culmination of years of innovation and international collaboration. Where can we find more content and trusted information about space and courses to improve our career? On the SpaceInfo Club website at www.spaceinfo.club and on all the social channels of the spaceinfo club, particularly on the Instagram page at spaceinfo.club and on the

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21:27

NASA’s Bold Vision for Mars Exploration

The SpaceInfo Podcast ·

2025/01/26

The journey to Mars is more than a scientific mission; it is a symbol of humanity’s unyielding curiosity and determination to explore the unknown. As NASA states, "Revolutionary thinking is found in a paradigm shift." The MEP embodies this spirit, promising to expand the horizons of science, technology, and human potential for generations to come. Where can we find more content and trusted information about space and courses to improve our career? On the SpaceInfo Club website at www.spaceinfo.club

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21:45

BepiColombo's Sixth Mercury Flyby

The SpaceInfo Podcast ·

2025/01/23

On January 8, 2025, the European Space Agency (ESA) marked another milestone in its ambitious BepiColombo mission with the sixth and final flyby of Mercury before the spacecraft’s orbital insertion in 2026. This momentous event provided unprecedented insights into the enigmatic planet closest to the Sun, capturing detailed images and paving the way for groundbreaking scientific discoveries. Where can we find more content and trusted information about space and courses to improve our career? On the

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17:16

Trump & Musk: Power, Politics, and the New Space Race

The SpaceInfo Podcast ·

2025/01/21

Donald Trump’s return to the White House signals a potentially turbulent and transformative era for NASA and the broader U.S. space sector. Speculation is rife about how his policies will reshape the agency’s priorities and the industry as a whole, with major implications for exploration, geopolitics, and technological development.Where can we find more content and trusted information about space and courses to improve our career?On the SpaceInfo Club website at www.spaceinfo.club and on all the

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13:53

Supermassive Black Holes: the Hidden Giants

The SpaceInfo Podcast ·

2025/01/19

Found at the centers of nearly all large galaxies, these cosmic giants play a pivotal role in galactic evolution. Recent studies, such as those enabled by NASA’s NuSTAR telescope, are shedding light on the challenges of identifying these celestial objects, particularly those obscured by dense clouds of gas and dust. Where can we find more content and trusted information about space and courses to improve our career? On the SpaceInfo Club website at www.spaceinfo.club and on all the social channels

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14:12

Wildfires South California - January 2025

The SpaceInfo Podcast ·

2025/01/15

California Wildfires 2025: Causes, Impact, and Controversies The devastating wildfires sweeping through California in early 2025 have highlighted the state’s vulnerability to natural disasters exacerbated by climate change. These fires, fueled by a dangerous combination of environmental and climatic factors, have caused widespread destruction and ignited fierce debates over disaster management and misinformation. #california #wildfire #causes #space

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22:18

Wildfire Season: Causes, Impacts, and Technological...

The SpaceInfo Podcast ·

2025/01/14

The wildfire season in California was marked by significant challenges, including climatic anomalies, extensive destruction, and advancements in fire monitoring and management. The factors behind the season's intensity, the technological tools deployed for monitoring, and the broader implications for the state and its residents. #fires #california #wildfire

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20:33

Real Astronaut talks about SpaceX, Blue Origin and...

The SpaceInfo Podcast ·

2025/01/12

Who deserves the title of "astronaut"? Should it be reserved for those who dedicate their lives to training and scientific discovery, or can it extend to anyone who straps into a suborbital flight? As the space industry experiences a seismic shift from government-led missions to privatized ventures, questions about the future of exploration, ethics, and even the definition of what it means to be an "astronaut" are more relevant than ever. Joining us is someone who has truly seen the Earth from

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16:53

How EUROPE wants to be in SPACE

The SpaceInfo Podcast ·

2025/01/09

The initiative seeks to reduce dependency on external entities, thus safeguarding sensitive data and enabling secure, uninterrupted connectivity across Europe. This effort aligns with broader goals of establishing Europe as a global leader in satellite technology while fostering resilience in an unpredictable global environment. #europe #spaceexploration #satellite #starlink #constellation

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14:16

China beats Starklink with 10X faster Communication

The SpaceInfo Podcast ·

2025/01/07

The technological race to dominate 6G development is heating up, with China making significant strides. Claiming to have surpassed SpaceX's Starlink in high-resolution laser transmission from space to Earth, China is poised to reshape the landscape of global communications and potentially gain a strategic advantage in military applications. #spacerace #chinavsusa #trump #satellite #spaceexploration

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17:48

Let’s Talk New Glenn

The SpaceInfo Podcast ·

2025/01/05

The New Glenn rocket, developed by Blue Origin, represents a groundbreaking advancement in reusable rocketry. Named after John Glenn, the first American to orbit Earth, it embodies the company’s vision of creating a pathway to space that benefits Earth. This massive and versatile rocket is engineered for ambitious missions, carrying substantial payloads while significantly reducing costs and environmental impact.

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16:08

Blue Origin Successful Hotifre

The SpaceInfo Podcast ·

2025/01/02

Blue Origin’s New Glenn rocket has reached a critical milestone in its journey toward space. Following a series of rigorous tests, including a successful integrated static fire test of the launch vehicle, the rocket is now poised for its inaugural flight. Scheduled to lift off no earlier than January 6, 2025, from Cape Canaveral, this marks a defining moment for Blue Origin as it positions itself among the leaders in commercial spaceflight.

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18:42

Astronaut Salaries in 2024

The SpaceInfo Podcast ·

2024/12/29

Astronauts are often seen as pioneers of humanity, venturing into Space. However, their salaries are not as "astronomical" as one might imagine. The remuneration of astronauts in 2024 varies significantly depending on their employer, country of origin, and professional background. What would be your salary? Is it as you expected?

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15:22

Privates on the Moon in January 2025

The SpaceInfo Podcast ·

2024/12/26

In a landmark development for private lunar exploration, SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rocket will carry two private lunar landers — Resilience from Japan’s ispace and Blue Ghost from Texas-based Firefly Aerospace — on a shared mission set for mid-January 2025. The mission highlights the growing role of commercial ventures in space exploration and the burgeoning lunar economy.

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15:45

Christmas Eve 2024 and the Parker Solar Probe

The SpaceInfo Podcast ·

2024/12/24

Launched in 2018, the Parker Solar Probe embarked on an extraordinary journey to study the Sun’s corona—the outermost layer of the solar atmosphere. This groundbreaking mission aims to answer fundamental questions about solar physics, shedding light on the enigmatic processes driving our closest star.

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11:03

Japan Kairos Launch Failure

The SpaceInfo Podcast ·

2024/12/22

The second launch of the Kairos rocket, developed by the Japanese startup Space One, failed on December 18, 2024, approximately three minutes after liftoff. The rocket self-destructed after detecting anomalies in the first-stage engine nozzle control and trajectory. This incident represents a significant setback for Space One, which aims to become a major player in the commercial space launch sector.

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16:40

India’s Space Odyssey: Leading Companies, Agencies,...

The SpaceInfo Podcast ·

2024/12/19

India’s journey into space exploration has transformed into a remarkable success story, driven by a combination of government-led initiatives and burgeoning private enterprises. As the country continues to make strides in space technology, both its public and private sectors are becoming global players in the space race. Here's an overview of India's key space entities and their vision for the future. Listen now to the podcast episode!

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