En iyi Interplanetary podcastleri (2025)

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Earthrise & the Moment Change Happens – A Conversation with Frank White, Pt. 1 45:25

13d ago45:25

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The Episode Frank White has spent decades unpacking something astronauts struggle to describe — the instant you see Earth not as a place you stand on but as the vessel carrying all of us through space. In this first part, Frank traces the roots of the space age — Sputnik, Apollo, Earthrise — and how those shocks and images rewired our sense of ours…

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#322 - Ethan Siegel - Grand Cosmic Story 1:28:58

27d ago1:28:58

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In this episode, Matt opens with forgotten space hero John Bevis’ birthday and a cosmic musing on relativistic dust, black holes, and the unimaginable energies hidden in tiny things.Then astrophysicist and author Ethan Siegel joins the show to discuss his new book, The Grand Cosmic Story, a sweeping journey from the birth of the cosmos to the emerg…

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Two Days and a Half – How ESA Brought a Lost Mars Mission Back to Life 1:26:45

1M ago1:26:45

1:26:45

The Episode In March 2022, Europe’s ExoMars Rosalind Franklin mission was only weeks from launch when it was suddenly grounded. Russia’s invasion of Ukraine ended years of cooperation, and left one of ESA’s most ambitious Mars projects without a ride, without partners, and without a plan. From inside ESA’s Mission Control in Darmstadt, Sara Melloni…

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#321 - Brian Clegg - The Multiverse 1:07:55

1M ago1:07:55

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In this episode, Matt is joined by acclaimed science writer Brian Clegg to explore the dazzling world of the multiverse. Brian unpacks the science and speculation behind one of physics’ most mind-bending ideas. Together, they discuss why the multiverse has captivated scientists and storytellers alike, the fine line between science and philosophy, a…

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Stop Chasing Ice: Why the First Moon Base Shouldn’t Be a Mine (with Pascal Lee) 1:25:26

2M ago1:25:26

1:25:26

Dr. Pascal Lee, planetary scientist, Arctic field explorer, and professor at the KSU (Kepler Space University) He’s spent his life between two extremes, the frozen frontiers of the Arctic and the conceptual edges of space exploration. Few people connect fieldwork, engineering, and philosophy like Pascal does. What We Talk About This episode begins …

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The Ocean Isn’t Flat: ESA’s gravity maps, climate facts, and Earth’s hidden shape 58:33

2M ago58:33

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Guest: Robert Meisner, Earth Observation, ESA, ESRIN The Cosmic Scoop: In this eye-opening episode, Markus travels to ESRIN, ESA’s Earth Observation hub in Frascati near Rome, to sit down with Robert Meisner – a man who has spent nearly 40 years watching our planet from above. Together they dive into the hidden landscapes of the ocean surface, the …

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Who Needs Legs in Space? The Incredible Journey of John McFall 1:03:39

3M ago1:03:39

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John McFall — surgeon, Paralympic medalist, father of three, and ESA parastronaut selectee — joins Markus to explore how human spaceflight changes when we design for ability, not assumptions. From winter survival in the Pyrenees to EVA realities and cosmic radiation, John shares what it takes to open space to everyone. Cosmic Timeline [00:00:00] Sq…

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Earth's Lost Rings: A 466-Million-Year-Old Warning 58:37

3M ago58:37

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Guest: Dr. Andy Tomkins – Geologist, Professor at Monash University, and lead author of the groundbreaking study proposing that Earth once had a Saturn-like ring system. The Cosmic Scoop: What if Earth once had rings like Saturn? Dr. Andy Tomkins joins Markus to unravel the evidence that, 466 million years ago, a colossal asteroid breakup may have …

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#320 - Andy Saunders - Gemini and Mercury remastered 1:22:45

3M ago1:22:45

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Andy Saunders joins Matt to talk about his new book Gemini and Mercury Remastered. We dig into the forgotten missions that paved the way for Apollo, the astonishing images he’s restored from NASA’s archives, and the human dramas behind them from blown hatches to dangerous spacewalks.Matthew Russell tarafından oluşturuldu

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Solar Lets You Visit. Nuclear Lets You Stay. A delicate conversation. 1:04:34

4M ago1:04:34

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Guest: Dr. Bhavya Lal – Former NASA Chief Technologist, MIT-trained nuclear engineer, and architect of U.S. space nuclear policy. The Cosmic Scoop: Nuclear power’s bad Earthly reputation hides its potential as a lifeline beyond our planet. Space is already radioactive—and if we want to stay and build on the Moon, Mars, or Europa, nuclear offers “po…

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#319 Bubble Universe 54:54

4M ago54:54

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Matt and Jamie dive headfirst into the cosmic foam to explore the Bubble Universe, the mind-bending idea that our universe might be just one of countless “bubbles” in a vast multiverse. From the physics of cosmic inflation and the mysteries of the cosmic microwave background, to the philosophical head-scratchers of infinite realities, they mix hard…

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Planet Earth, Digitized: Can ESA’s Virtual Twin Save Us? 47:17

4M ago47:17

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This week, Simonetta Cheli, Director of Earth Observation Programs at the European Space Agency (ESA), joins Markus to dive into one of the most ambitious and groundbreaking projects of our time: building a digital twin of our planet. Through Destination Earth (DestinE), ESA is creating a dynamic, real-time model of Earth—a tool designed to simulat…

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#318 - Dr. Saralyn Mark - Space Health 1:07:04

5M ago1:07:04

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Matt welcomes Dr. Saralyn Mark, a world-renowned leader in women's health, space medicine, and innovation in gender-specific design. Dr. Mark is an endocrinologist, geriatrician, and former Senior Policy Advisor at the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy. She’s advised organizations such as NASA and the Department of Health and Huma…

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Former Space Agency Head: The Real Reason We Aren't on the Moon (It's Not Technology) 1:14:35

5M ago1:14:35

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Giorgio Saccoccia – former President of the Italian Space Agency (ASI), propulsion engineer, and lifelong “space fan.” From lunar outposts and electric thrusters to space-as-diplomacy, Saccoccia brings four decades of insight into turning quick “flags-and-footprints” missions into a permanent human presence beyond Earth. Key Moments ⏱ Time Topic | …

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Forget Mars: Blue Origin Wants Earth as a National Park! 52:04

6M ago52:04

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Heather Nelson, Director of the Club for the Future at Blue Origin, is at the forefront of inspiring the next generation to dream boldly about humanity’s role as an interplanetary species. In this expansive conversation, Heather provides a rare peek behind the curtain of Blue Origin’s ambitious plans and philosophical vision for the future of human…

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This Architect Is Redesigning Humanity for Life in Space 1:02:13

6M ago1:02:13

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🚀 The Cosmic Scoop In this expansive and deeply human conversation, Phnam Bagley challenges everything we think we know about architecture. From floating tables to engineered space hearts, she reimagines what it means to design for a future where gravity is optional and emotion is essential. Together, we explore the untold questions of life in spac…

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#317 - Roman Chiporukha - Space Tourism 1:01:44

6M ago1:01:44

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Matt welcomes Roman Chiporukha, co-founder and CEO of SpaceVIP, the concierge service that books everything from zero-g airplane jaunts to orbital stays aboard the ISS. Episode 317 invites you to imagine your next vacation above the Kármán line—and weigh whether the price tag is worth the view. Strap in for a conversation that spans luxury, logisti…

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Hearing a Universe: How a Blind Scientist Uncovers Hidden Patterns in Astronomical Data 1:02:55

7M ago1:02:55

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Guest: Wanda Diaz Merced This very special episode of the Space Café Podcast introduces Wanda Diaz Merced, a visionary scientist who, after losing her sight in her twenties, pioneered a groundbreaking new method of exploring space through sound—sonification. Wanda shares her remarkable story and insights, showing us that blindness does not limit on…

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Someone is Seriously Putting a Swedish House on the Moon—Right Now! 1:29:30

7M ago1:29:30

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Guest Introduction: In an extraordinary fusion of art, engineering, and cosmic ambition, Swedish artist Mikael Genberg and space engineer Emil Vinterhav have realized what many deemed impossible—a traditional Swedish red house, journeying through space toward the lunar surface. This Moonhouse symbolizes humanity’s unyielding aspiration and our inna…

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Memory Meltdown in Microgravity: Why you may just not remember your pioneering visit to Mars. 1:24:02

8M ago1:24:02

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This episode's guest, Dr. Heather Collins, cognitive neuroscientist, brain-hack expert, and sought-after keynote speaker, takes us on a fascinating - and slightly unsettling - journey into how space travel changes the human brain. Buckle up as Heather reveals the extraordinary findings and crucial insights at the forefront of cognitive neuroscience…

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#316 - Maritime Launch Services - Steve Matier 1:17:37

8M ago1:17:37

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Episode 316 of the Interplanetary Podcast kicks off with Matt tackling the unsettling news of NASA’s potential science funding cuts—raising concerns about the future of groundbreaking space research—and pondering whether SpaceX’s mighty Starship could become an over-budget behemoth or the key to humankind’s next giant leap. Then, Matt welcomes Stev…

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Did NASA Miss This? How Artists Are Starting to Unlock Space Travel’s Future 54:55

8M ago54:55

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🎙 Guest: Dr. Claudia Schnugg, Curator of the Universe Pavilion at the Venice Biennale & Art-Science Visionary The Cosmic Scoop: What if art could transform how we design habitats beyond Earth—and inspire new ways to live here at home? Dr. Claudia Schnugg is making this vision a reality. As curator of the groundbreaking Universe Pavilion at the pres…

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Dark Energy is a Cosmic Marketing Scam! Says a Cosmologist—And She Might Just Be Right. 1:26:28

9M ago1:26:28

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🎙 Guest: Guadalupe Cañas Herrera, Theoretical Cosmologist and Euclid Consortium Member The Cosmic Scoop: What’s driving the universe’s wild expansion? Dark energy and dark matter make up 95% of the cosmos—but we barely understand them. Enter Euclid, launched in July 2023 to map a 3D universe and crack these mysteries. Guadalupe Cañas Herrera, a key…

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#315 - Civil Discourse - Alan Smale 1:21:36

9M ago1:21:36

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After a rant about civil discourse and the need for truth in the space commnuity, Matt Chats with Alan Smale who writes alternate and twisted history, and hard SF. Hot Moon, his alternate-Apollo “technothriller with heart”, was launched back in July 2022, followed by sequel Radiant Sky, in November 2024. The Apollo Rising series will conclude with …

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Would You Eat This? NASA Thinks It’s the Future of Food 55:02

9M ago55:02

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🎙 Guest: Arttu Luukanen, Head of Space & Defense at Solar Foods The Cosmic Scoop: How do we feed ourselves in space? The settlers of the past brought livestock, but in deep space, resupply isn’t an option, and every gram counts. Could microbes be the answer? Enter Solar Foods, a Finnish company producing food from just water, electricity, and bacte…

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#314 - Space Design Competition - Stephen Thrum 1:17:04

10M ago1:17:04

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Matt chats with Stephen Thrum, a teacher at Windaroo Valley State High School in Logan QLD (Australia), whose career spans from professional model making to interning at NASA. and is a Space Settlement Design Coach—a role in which he has led teams of Australian school students to National and International victories over the past 16 yearswww.linktr…

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Saturn’s Secret Oceans: Did Cassini Glimpse Life Before Its Fiery End? 1:33:04

10M ago1:33:04

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Professor Luciano Iess, Planetary Scientist and NASA Exceptional Scientific Achievement Medalist The Cassini spacecraft’s final moments were like a fading heartbeat—one last signal before silence. In this episode, Professor Luciano Iess takes us on a journey across the solar system, from Saturn’s icy moons to Venus’s runaway greenhouse effect. Hidd…

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Beyond Billionaires: MoonDAO and the Radical Vision of a Decentralized Space Economy 1:22:25

10M ago1:22:25

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What if space exploration wasn’t driven by governments or billionaires but by a decentralized community? Enter MoonDAO, an experiment in blockchain-powered space governance. In this episode, Pablo Moncada shares insights into how MoonDAO successfully crowdfunded a spaceflight, the potential of blockchain-based lunar economies, and whether decentral…

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The Outer Space Cultural Evolution Lab: Aoife Van Linden Tol on the Explosive Power of Art in Space Exploration 1:01:26

11M ago1:01:26

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Aoife Van Linden Tol Space Artist and Visionary Episode Summary: In this explosive episode of the Space Café Podcast, we delve into the fascinating intersection of art, space, and planetary healing with renowned space artist Aoife Van Linden Tol. Known for her bold approach to creation and destruction, Aoife explores how the vastness of the cosmos …

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#313 - 2024 roundup - Type 1 Ventures 1:28:23

11M ago1:28:23

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Matt chats with Tarek Waked, Founding Partner of Type One Ventures. Type One is an investment firm committed to developing a future civilization that is self-sufficient and interplanetary. The firm invests in space centric innovations.Matt Also www.linktr.ee/InterplanetaryHosts: Matt RussellMusic: Matt Russell / Iam7…

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Earthrise & the Moment Change Happens – A Conversation with Frank White, Pt. 1 45:25

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#322 - Ethan Siegel - Grand Cosmic Story 1:28:58

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Two Days and a Half – How ESA Brought a Lost Mars Mission Back to Life 1:26:45

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#321 - Brian Clegg - The Multiverse 1:07:55

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Stop Chasing Ice: Why the First Moon Base Shouldn’t Be a Mine (with Pascal Lee) 1:25:26

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The Ocean Isn’t Flat: ESA’s gravity maps, climate facts, and Earth’s hidden shape 58:33

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Who Needs Legs in Space? The Incredible Journey of John McFall 1:03:39

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Earth's Lost Rings: A 466-Million-Year-Old Warning 58:37

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#320 - Andy Saunders - Gemini and Mercury remastered 1:22:45

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Solar Lets You Visit. Nuclear Lets You Stay. A delicate conversation. 1:04:34

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#319 Bubble Universe 54:54

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Planet Earth, Digitized: Can ESA’s Virtual Twin Save Us? 47:17

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#318 - Dr. Saralyn Mark - Space Health 1:07:04

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Former Space Agency Head: The Real Reason We Aren't on the Moon (It's Not Technology) 1:14:35

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Forget Mars: Blue Origin Wants Earth as a National Park! 52:04

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This Architect Is Redesigning Humanity for Life in Space 1:02:13

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#317 - Roman Chiporukha - Space Tourism 1:01:44

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Hearing a Universe: How a Blind Scientist Uncovers Hidden Patterns in Astronomical Data 1:02:55

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Someone is Seriously Putting a Swedish House on the Moon—Right Now! 1:29:30

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Memory Meltdown in Microgravity: Why you may just not remember your pioneering visit to Mars. 1:24:02

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#316 - Maritime Launch Services - Steve Matier 1:17:37

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Did NASA Miss This? How Artists Are Starting to Unlock Space Travel’s Future 54:55

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Dark Energy is a Cosmic Marketing Scam! Says a Cosmologist—And She Might Just Be Right. 1:26:28

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#315 - Civil Discourse - Alan Smale 1:21:36

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Would You Eat This? NASA Thinks It’s the Future of Food 55:02

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#314 - Space Design Competition - Stephen Thrum 1:17:04

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Saturn’s Secret Oceans: Did Cassini Glimpse Life Before Its Fiery End? 1:33:04

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Beyond Billionaires: MoonDAO and the Radical Vision of a Decentralized Space Economy 1:22:25

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The Outer Space Cultural Evolution Lab: Aoife Van Linden Tol on the Explosive Power of Art in Space Exploration 1:01:26

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#313 - 2024 roundup - Type 1 Ventures 1:28:23

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