October 18, 2016 Zimmerman/Batchelor podcast
Embedded below the fold. Rather than do a 38 minute segment tonight, we taped two segments, 18 and 20 minutes, with the one below aired tonight and the second to be aired tomorrow.
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Embedded below the fold. Rather than do a 38 minute segment tonight, we taped two segments, 18 and 20 minutes, with the one below aired tonight and the second to be aired tomorrow.
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Embedded below the fold. Once again we did a double podcast, 39 minutes long, and spent a lot of time talking about Obama’s empty Mars announcement today.
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Embedded below the fold. Besides discussing Blue Origin’s successful test flight, we also discussed NASA’s future plans for Curiosity.
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Embedded below the fold. This was another double-length 39 minute appearance.
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Embedded below the fold. Spent a lot of time talking about the Russian Sea Launch deal and the Sierra Nevada UN deal, as well as the Mars rovers.
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For those that want to listen to me discuss Elon Musk’s speech as well as other space matters for two hours, you can download the podcast at The Space Show website. David Livingston also provides at this link a short summary of some of the topics we covered during last night’s show.
Embedded below the fold. This was another double length appearance lasting 39 minutes. Talked about a lot of commercial space stuff, including Musk’s speech.
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Embedded below the fold. This was another 40 minute extended appearance, four segments covering planetary science, commercial space (two segments), and the politics of climate science.
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Embedded below the fold. Tonight was a special double podcast, lasting almost 40 minutes. The first segment looks at the September 1 SpaceX launchpad situation, the second segment looks at Blue Origin and its new proposed rocket, the third segment looks at the state of Virgin Galactic and the Russian space industry as well as the Mars rovers, and the last segment looks at Mars, the Moon, earthquakes, and the coming end of Rosetta.
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