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Explore the wonders of the universe with the "National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)" podcast. Delve into cutting-edge space exploration, groundbreaking scientific discoveries, and the innovative technology that propels us beyond the stars. Join leading experts and astronauts as they unravel the mysteries of the cosmos, discuss current missions, and share inspiring stories of human curiosity and achievement. Ideal for space enthusiasts and curious minds, this podcast offers a

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Artemis II slips to March, SpaceX Crew-12 ready, NASA...

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2026/02/09

Welcome to your weekly space update, listeners. NASA's biggest headline this week: the Artemis II mission slips from February to March after a hydrogen leak during its wet dress rehearsal at Kennedy Space Center. Technicians swapped out two seals where gas levels spiked too high, and engineers are analyzing them now, with repairs wrapping up today at Stennis Space Center in Mississippi.NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman captured the moment on X: "We fully anticipated encountering challenges. That's

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NASA's Artemis Setback and Renewed Congressional...

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2026/02/06

# NASA This Week: Moon Missions and Space LeadershipWelcome back, listeners. This week, NASA faced a significant setback in its ambitious timeline to return astronauts to the Moon, but the agency is charging forward with renewed determination and congressional backing that's stronger than ever.The headline: NASA's Artemis II wet dress rehearsal encountered multiple challenges this week, most notably an out-of-limits hydrogen fuel leak that forced the agency to wave off its February launch window

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Title: NASA Artemis II Prepares for Lunar Orbit,...

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2026/02/02

Welcome to your weekly space update, listeners. NASA's biggest headline this week: the Artemis II rocket is powering through its critical wet dress rehearsal right now at Kennedy Space Center in Florida. According to NASA updates, engineers powered up the massive 322-foot Space Launch System core stage and second stage after a countdown kicked off Saturday night, targeting a simulated launch at 9 p.m. EST tonight, February 2. Weather delays pushed tanking back from earlier dates, but if it succeeds,

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3:08

Restoring NASA Funding and Preparing for Artemis II...

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2026/01/30

Good morning, listeners. This is your NASA update, and we're starting with a story that could reshape American space exploration for decades to come. NASA just cleared a massive hurdle this week when Congress passed the FY2026 spending bill, restoring nearly full funding to the space agency after what could have been a catastrophic budget crisis.Here's what almost happened. Early last year, a proposal came through to slash NASA's science budget by nearly half, cutting it from 7.3 billion dollars

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2:19

Artemis 2 Rockets to the Moon, NASA Funding Secured...

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2026/01/26

Welcome to your weekly space update, listeners. NASA's biggest headline this week: the Artemis 2 rocket rolled out to Kennedy Space Center's Launch Pad 39B on January 17, gearing up for its crewed lunar flyby as early as February 6. This marks the first astronauts orbiting the Moon since Apollo 8 in 1968, with a four-person crew testing Orion's life support on a 10-day mission.In a huge win, Congress passed H.R. 6938 on January 15, rejecting White House cuts and securing NASA $24.44 billion for FY

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NASA's Historic Budget Boost: Fueling Artemis,...

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2026/01/23

Welcome to this week's NASA spotlight, listeners. The biggest headline shaking up the agency right now is Congress's lightning-fast passage of H.R. 6938, rejecting massive proposed cuts and securing NASA a whopping $27.53 billion for fiscal year 2026—its largest budget in nearly three decades when adjusted for inflation, according to The Planetary Society.This budget victory, passed by overwhelming bipartisan votes on January 8 and 15, restores near-full funding for NASA's Science Mission

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Artemis II Moon Mission Set, Congress Boosts NASA...

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2026/01/19

Welcome back to Quiet Please, where we bring you the biggest stories shaping science and exploration. This week, NASA achieved a major milestone that marks the beginning of humanity's return to the moon. On Saturday, the agency's towering Artemis II moon rocket completed its journey to Launch Pad 39B at Kennedy Space Center, setting the stage for what could be the first crewed lunar mission in over fifty years.The Artemis II rocket, which consists of NASA's second Space Launch System and the Orion

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NASA's Crew-11 Safe Return, Budget Boost for Science

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2026/01/16

Welcome back, listeners, to your weekly dive into NASA's cosmic frontier. This week's blockbuster: NASA's SpaceX Crew-11 mission splashed down safely off California early Thursday morning after an early return sparked by a crew member's medical issue. NASA astronauts Zena Cardman and Mike Fincke, along with JAXA's Kimiya Yui and Roscosmos' Oleg Platonov, are in good shape, as NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman said in the post-splashdown briefing, "This is NASA at its finest—handling the unexpected

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Unprecedented ISS Medical Evacuation, Artemis 2 Moon...

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2026/01/12

Welcome to your weekly dive into NASA's world, where space dreams meet real-world action. This week, the biggest headline: NASA and SpaceX are targeting no earlier than 5 p.m. ET Wednesday, January 14, to undock the Crew-11 Dragon from the International Space Station for an early splashdown off California by early Thursday, January 15. NASA announced this unprecedented move on January 8 after a stable, undisclosed medical issue—not an injury—with one crew member aboard since August 1. Astronauts

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NASA Ends Crew-11 Mission Early Due to Medical...

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2026/01/09

NASA’s top headline this week is all about the International Space Station: the agency is ending the SpaceX Crew-11 mission early after a medical situation involving one of the astronauts on board. According to NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman, “a single crew member on board the station experienced a medical situation and is now stable,” and after consulting Chief Health and Medical Officer Dr. JD Polk and agency leadership, he decided it’s “in the best interest of our astronauts to return Crew-11

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Navigating NASA's Budgets, Milestones, and...

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2026/01/05

Imagine this: NASA's Voyager 1, the plucky probe launched back in 1977, is barreling toward a mind-blowing milestone, set to hit one light-day from Earth by November 2026. That's NDTV reporting on the sheer scale of our cosmic neighborhood, reminding us how far human ingenuity has taken us.But closer to home, NASA's gearing up for high-stakes action on the International Space Station. Astronauts kick off two spacewalks this January during Expedition 74, prepping for roll-out solar array upgrades,

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NASA's Busy January: Spacewalks, New Telescopes, and...

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2026/01/02

NASA is gearing up for a historic year in space, and this week is already shaping up to be monumental. The biggest headline hitting the space community right now is that NASA astronauts are about to conduct critical spacewalks at the International Space Station to prepare for the installation of brand new roll-out solar arrays. These missions mark the first spacewalks of 2026, and they're happening right now in January.On January eighth, veteran astronaut Mike Fincke and first-time spacewalker Zena

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NASA's Artemis Drives Commercial Partnerships and...

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2025/12/29

Hey listeners, welcome to your space update. NASA's biggest headline this week: President Trump's Executive Order on Ensuring American Space Superiority, issued December 18, refocusing the agency on commercial partnerships and streamlined acquisitions to boost U.S. leadership in orbit and beyond.Under the second Trump Administration, NASA's charging toward Artemis II, the first crewed Moon flyby in over 50 years, set for early 2026. They've fired boosters, tested RS-25 engines, and run recovery

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MAVEN's Silence, Artemis Milestones, and Interstellar...

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2025/12/26

Hey listeners, welcome to your space update. This week's biggest NASA headline? Teams are racing to recontact the MAVEN spacecraft, silent since December 6, just ahead of Mars solar conjunction starting December 29, when Sun interference blacks out signals until January 16. According to NASA's MAVEN blog, they're commanding recovery via Deep Space Network and analyzing data fragments, even enlisting Curiosity rover for sightings that didn't pan out.Shifting to policy, President Trump's December 18

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Interstellar Comet 3I/ATLAS Buzzes Earth, Artemis...

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2025/12/22

Welcome to your weekly space update, listeners. NASA's biggest headline this week: the interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS made its closest approach to Earth on December 19, zipping by at 168 million miles—safe, but a rare cosmic visitor from beyond our solar system. NASA's Parker Solar Probe, Europa Clipper, and a fleet of telescopes captured stunning data, including X-ray glows from its 250,000-mile tail, as revealed by the European Space Agency's XMM-Newton and Japan's XRISM.NASA Associate Administrator

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NASA Whistleblowers Warn of Astronaut Fatality Risk...

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2025/12/15

Hey listeners, welcome to your weekly dive into NASA's world. The biggest headline this week: NASA whistleblowers are sounding the alarm on safety risks from early implementation of the President's FY26 budget cuts, with one warning they're very concerned we'll see an astronaut death within a few years due to this chainsaw approach, according to a new Democratic staff report from the Senate Commerce Committee.These cuts, pushed since June by NASA Chief of Staff Brian Hughes and OMB directives, have

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NASA Ramps Up Science Missions as Rare Comets...

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2025/12/08

NASA is back online after a turbulent government shutdown, and the biggest headline this week is that missions are ramping up again just as two rare visitors from deep space, interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS and comet 2025 R2 SWAN, move into prime view, giving scientists and the public a front‑row seat to historic observations, according to NASA’s Science Mission Directorate and Jet Propulsion Laboratory.NASA reports that the Psyche spacecraft, currently about 260 million miles from Earth, has used its

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NASA This Week: Interstellar Comet, Budget Battles,...

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2025/12/01

# NASA This Week: Interstellar Comet, Budget Battles, and Safety ConcernsHello listeners, welcome back to your weekly NASA briefing. This week, the space agency finds itself at a crossroads as it prepares for a rare cosmic encounter while navigating unprecedented internal challenges. Let's dive into what's happening at America's space agency.Our top story comes from the cosmos. On December nineteenth, just over two weeks away, the interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS will make its closest approach to Earth

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NASA Turmoil: Whistleblowers Sound Safety Alarms...

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2025/11/28

Good morning, and welcome back. This is your weekly NASA update, and we're starting with something that's got the agency in real turmoil right now. NASA just resumed normal operations after a government shutdown, but behind the scenes, whistleblowers are sounding serious alarms about safety concerns stemming from aggressive budget cuts and organizational changes happening across the agency.Here's what's going on. Since June, NASA has been implementing the President's proposed budget request ahead of

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Interstellar Comet 3I/ATLAS Captivates Scientists...

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2025/11/24

In breaking news this week, NASA has released stunning new images and data on the interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS after a weeks-long delay caused by the recent government shutdown. Nicky Fox, Associate Administrator of NASA’s Science Mission Directorate, described the comet as “something that existed before our own solar system—that is so cool. It’s from something that predates even our own star.” Discovered in July by NASA’s ATLAS telescope in Chile, 3I/ATLAS made its closest approach at about 130

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