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Space on Earth

Brought to you by STEMarts Lab, the Space on Earth-Taos Chapter is a student led podcast that inspires listeners who are curious about space to explore the wonders of the universe to the voices of young thinkers, creators, and dreamers. Each episode lends personal curiosity with scientific discovery from the mysterious steps of black holes, the practical impacts of space on earth like GPS, climate, science and medicine. Hosted by STEMarts students from Taos, New Mexico this podcast draws connections

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14:49

Comets: Cosmic Time Capsules

Space on Earth ·

2025/10/25

In this episode of Space on Earth, the team dives into the icy world of comets, the frozen leftovers from the birth of our solar system. They share what comets are made of, how their glowing tails form, and how these ancient travelers may have helped seed life on Earth. You’ll also learn how to spot two real comets visible right now, C/2025 A6 (Lemmon)and C/2025 R2 (SWAN), plus get tips for stargazing and tracking them in the night sky.

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18:48

Ep. 16 - Mars

Space on Earth ·

2025/09/20

This episode dives deep into the wonders and mysteries of Mars, exploring the Red Planet from every angle. Listeners learn about its size, gravity, seasons, and extreme temperatures, as well as its dramatic surface features like Olympus Mons and Valles Marineris. The hosts discuss Mars’ thin atmosphere, shifting dust storms, and long-gone rivers and lakes, raising the question of whether life once thrived there. The conversation highlights robotic missions that have transformed our understanding of

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38:46

Ep. 15 - Gamma-Ray Bursts & Big Dreams with Dr....

Space on Earth ·

2025/09/06

In this special episode, our hosts (Shaylee, Tulsi, Hattie Rose, and Wyatt) talk with Los Alamos National Lab astrophysicist Nicole Lloyd Ronning about gamma-ray bursts, black holes, and what the early universe can tell us today. We dig into career paths, astronaut dreams, and the big question—are we alone?

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Ep. 14 - Jim Lovell: A Life Among the Stars

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2025/08/23

In this episode of Space on Earth, the team pays tribute to Captain James “Jim” Lovell Jr., legendary Apollo 13 commander and one of NASA’s most accomplished astronauts. Hosts Taylor and Wyatt reflect on his remarkable career, from early days building model rockets to his four spaceflights that shaped the Space Age: Gemini 7, Gemini 12, Apollo 8, and the dramatic Apollo 13 mission. Along the way, they explore Lovell’s legacy as a pioneer of spacewalking, lunar navigation, and teamwork under

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13:46

Ep. 13 - From Solar Flares to Rocket Science:...

Space on Earth ·

2025/08/09

In this episode of Space on Earth, the team takes a deep dive into our star, the Sun: its classification, life cycle, and how it compares to other stars. They explore the Sun’s role as the engine of the solar system, its magnetic storms and auroras, and its influence on Earth’s climate and technology. The hosts highlight groundbreaking missions like the Parker Solar Probe, SOHO, and Solar Orbiter, revealing how scientists study the Sun up close. From ultraviolet light to solar wind, rockets to red

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Ep. 12 - Comparative Planetology

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2025/07/26

In this episode of Space on Earth, Taylor, Hattie Rose, Tulsi, and Wyatt dive into comparative planetology—the science of understanding other planets by comparing them to Earth. They explore how we use remote sensing, rovers, and past missions to study the geology of Mars, the Moon, and Venus, revealing insights about Earth’s own history. Wyatt shares how lunar samples from Apollo missions changed our understanding of the Moon’s formation and its role in stabilizing Earth’s climate. Hattie

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14:20

Exploring Constellations Under the Taos Sky

Space on Earth ·

2025/07/12

https://www.stemarts.com/blog/ar-astrotours-launching-this-summer/In this episode of Space on Earth, hosts Shaylee, Taylor, Wyatt, and Tulsi explore the wonder of constellations, from ancient myths and cultural meanings to their lasting importance in science and navigation. They highlight Ursa Major and Cygnus, sharing stories from Greek, Native American, and Indian traditions, as well as scientific insights like the Pinwheel Galaxy and Cygnus X-1, one of the first black holes discovered. The

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12:42

History of Spaceflight in New Mexico

Space on Earth ·

2025/06/28

In this episode of Space on Earth, student hosts Hattie, Tulsi, and Wyatt dive into the rich history of spaceflight in New Mexico. From V-2 rocket launches at White Sands and the first photos of Earth from space, to the role of Starliner landings and Virgin Galactic’s suborbital tourism, this episode explores how the Land of Enchantment became a key player in space exploration. Blending personal stories with powerful space science, the team highlights how New Mexico’s landscape and legacy continue

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Ep. 9 - From Shuttle to Starship: The Rise of...

Space on Earth ·

2025/06/14

In this episode of Space on Earth, Wyatt, Hattie, and Shaylee dive into the world of reusability in aerospace—from the legacy of the Space Shuttle to the cutting-edge tech of SpaceX, Blue Origin, and Rocket Lab. They explore how reusable rockets are transforming the economics, sustainability, and future of space travel. Whether you're dreaming of Mars missions or curious about how launch costs are dropping, this episode brings big ideas down to Earth—one launch at a time.

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33:33

Keeping Space Safe: Debris, Rockets, and Responsibility

Space on Earth ·

2025/05/31

What does it mean to keep space sustainable? In this episode, the team dives into the growing problem of space debris, the risks of overcrowded orbits, and what governments, companies, and global groups are doing to protect our future in space. They also explore how satellites help us here on Earth—from tracking storms to improving farming.

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51:42

Space Is for Everyone: A Conversation with Bryce Kennedy

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2025/05/17

🎙️ In this episode, we sit down with Bryce Kennedy, founder of the Space Valley Foundation, to talk about space law, private spaceflight, and how New Mexico could become the heart of the global space industry. From billionaires and environmental impact to cultural identity and youth empowerment, this inspiring conversation explores what it really means to build a better future beyond Earth—and how you can be part of it.

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20:39

Stars

Space on Earth ·

2025/05/10

In this stellar episode Taylor and HattieRose dive deep into the life and death of stars. From the fiery fusion at a star’s core to dazzling supernovas and mysterious black holes, they explore how stars are born, live, and transform the universe. You’ll learn how we know what stars are made of, what their colors tell us, and why we’re literally made of stardust. The team also discusses Beetlejuice’s strange dimming event, binary stars, and how supernovae seed the cosmos with the building blocks of

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24:02

Light Pollution and Dark Skies

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2025/05/03

In this episode of Space on Earth, student hosts from Taos, New Mexico dive into the topic of light pollution—what it is, where it comes from, and why it matters. They explore how artificial light impacts everything from stargazing to wildlife, pollination, human health, and even astronomical research. The conversation highlights real-world events like the 1994 L.A. blackout and global efforts such as International Dark Sky Week and France’s light pollution policies. With personal reflections, local

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27:44

Space as We See It

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2025/04/26

In this episode of Space on Earth, Taylor, Shaylee, and HattieRose explore the wonders of the night sky that you can see right from your own backyard. They discuss favorite constellations, the significance of the Moon, how to spot planets with the naked eye, upcoming meteor showers, and the surprising ways satellites have changed our view of space. Along the way, they share personal stories, cultural connections, and tips for stargazing — making space feel personal, accessible, and inspiring for

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28:27

Galaxies, Dreams, and Data – Interview with Dr. Julia...

Space on Earth ·

2025/04/19

Galaxies, Dreams, and Data – Interview with Dr. Julia Blue BirdIn this episode of Space on Earth, the Astro Youth Taos Chapter interviews Dr. Julia Blue Bird, a radio astronomer and engineer whose journey from Pine Ridge to NASA to the New Mexico desert is as inspiring as the galaxies she studies. Dr. Bluebird shares how her love for the night sky as a child led to building communication systems for the Orion spacecraft and researching the cosmic web through neutral hydrogen. With reflections on

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30:20

The Overview Effect

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2025/04/12

In this installation of Space on Earth, Taylor and Shaylee delve into the Overview Effect, the extraordinary psychological shift that astronauts experience when viewing our planet from space. Hear real life examples of this event, our hosts insight as to why this creates the psychological shift that it does, and ways to feel a similar thing from our own backyards. Taylor and Shaylee also discuss the current state of commercial space travel, as well as its future and what it could mean for astronomy

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17:47

Welcome to Space on Earth!

Space on Earth ·

2025/04/05

Welcome to Space on Earth! In this introduction, join hosts Taylor and Shaylee as they share their own background and connections with space and the world around us. Through stories of childhood curiosity and inspiring experiences, learn what has helped to ignite a passion for science in our hosts. This episode highlights how everyday curiosity and awe can lead to a future in space, no matter what background or experience you have. Made to be comprehensible for anyone, whether you're a space expert

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Space on Earth ·

2025/04/04

Brought to you by STEMarts Lab, the Space on Earth-Taos Chapter is a student led podcast that inspires listeners who are curious about space to explore the wonders of the universe to the voices of young thinkers, creators, and dreamers. Each episode lends personal curiosity with scientific discovery from the mysterious steps of black holes, the practical impacts of space on earth like GPS, climate, science and medicine. Hosted by STEMarts students from Taos, New Mexico this podcast draws connections

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