Embedded below the fold. We talked a great deal about the failure of Schiaparelli, and the apparent dispute within ESA about it.
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For those that want to listen to my two-hour appearance on the Space Show last night, 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.
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Embedded below the fold. Among other things, we talked about the upcoming war against Donald Trump by the scientific community.
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Embedded below the fold. This was my appearance on Batchelor last night after it appeared pretty clear that Trump was going to win.
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Embedded below the fold. Commercial space review.
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Embedded below the fold. China, China, and more China!
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Embedded below the fold. Lots of science this time.
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Embedded below the fold. This is another 39 minute double appearance.
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Embedded below the fold. This is the taped 20 minute segment we did last Thursday. It was finally aired on Tuesday, with the podcast posted by Batchelor today.
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Embedded below the fold. This is a double segment, 39 minutes long. John also told me that the second segment we taped last Thursday would also play tonight, but I do not yet see the podcast available.
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Embedded below the fold. I spent three hours talking with host Jeff Norton about space, UFOs, climate change, and freedom.
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Embedded below the fold. Like Tuesday, we taped two 18 minute segments, the one below that aired tonight, and the second which will air tomorrow. Tonight’s podcast focused on discussing the problems experienced by Juno and Schiaparelli.
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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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For those who like to listen to the longer of my appearances I will be appearing on The Space Show on Tuesday at 7 pm (Pacific) for what is supposed to be a 90 minute interview, but which has never lasted less than 2 hours in the almost forty times I have been on the show. As always, it should be fun.
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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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Embedded below the fold. Beyond the normal science and space stuff, we also talked aboutStar Trek’s 50th anniversary. Batchelor also played audio of Jupiter’s magnetic field from Juno, and then compared the sound with the soundtrack from the 1956 film, Forbidden Planet. Trust me, if you know that move’s sound track, you will be amazed.
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