June 12, 2018 Zimmerman/Batchelor podcast
Embedded below the fold in two parts.
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The podcast for my June 8th appearance on Robert Pratt’s Pratt on Texas radio show is now available here.
The discussion was focused on statements by Senator Ted Cruz (R-Texas) in support of continued funding for ISS. For a guy who ran for President under the banner of destroying what he called the “Washington cartel,” his present position lobbying hard for big space projects seems quite hypocritical, and requires some analysis.
Embedded below the fold in two parts. In the first part the discussion was entirely about Mars and this week’s announcement about the discovery by Curiosity of organics, and how that discovery explains the rover’s recent travels down Mount Sharp.
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Embedded below the fold in two parts. In the first part I talk at length about the intriguing Martian pit I highlighted earlier in the week.
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Embedded below the fold in two parts. The second part starts off with my somewhat scathing look at the disaster that is SLS.
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Embedded below the fold. The first segment is entirely devoted to my analysis of the GAO report that described the continuing and never-ending delays and cost overruns for most of NASA’s big projects, such as SLS, Orion, Webb, and WFIRST, to name just a few.
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Embedded below the fold in two parts. Zuma, Starliner, Virgin Galactic, private space stations, NOAA’s evil bureaucracy, sunspots, and much more!
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Embedded below in two parts. This podcast actually features science writer Joe Pappalardo talking about Orbital ATK’s effort to make solid rockets competitive in the commercial rocket industry. John Batchelor asked me to join him in asking some questions.
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