August 17, 2018 Zimmerman/Batchelor podcast
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Embedded below the fold. The focus for the first segment of this podcast was the upcoming solar eclipse on August 21st.
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Embedded below the fold. The second half of this segment focuses on a lot of today’s fake science, and I think is quite entertaining.
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Embedded below the fold. The first half was almost entirely devoted to SpaceX and the reasons for their apparent shift from Mars to the Moon.
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Embedded below the fold. We could call this segment “The revenge of Murphy.”
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You can now listen to my two-hour appearance on the Space Show, posted here as a podcast available for download.
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Embedded below the fold. We started with Curiosity, but the main bulk of this podcast was talking about the emerging competition between numerous nations to get into space, what I label the new colonial movement.
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Embedded below the fold. After John and I finished interviewing Iridium CEO Matt Desch for 10 minutes, we then followed with our normal 20 minute podcast, covering the news for the last week.
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Embedded below the fold. This podcast is a bit different, in that John and I essentially interviewed the CEO of Iridium, asking him questions about the company and their launch contracts with SpaceX. I was especially interested in Desch’s earlier statements saying that Iridium is negotiating with SpaceX about using used first stages, but wanted any use to be accompanied by an acceleration of its launch schedule.
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Embedded below the fold. The first segment, almost ten minutes long, was devoted entirely to the new House commercial space bill.
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Embedded below the fold. Recorded live, from the Grand Canyon.
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Embedded below the fold. A lot of impact stories this time, from ICBMs to ISS to Saturn.
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Embedded below the fold. I spent a large part of the first segment discussing both this week’s Senate hearings on the Outer Space Treaty, and the squealing by pigs over the proposed budget released this week by the Trump administration.
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