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Broadcast 4026 John Strickland
Date Aired: Sunday 07 May 2023
Guest:  John Strickland; Topics:  Personal experience seeing the Starship Demo Test Flight at Boca Chica, U.S. energy policy and energy requirements, Space Solar Power, using GEO for SSP, SSP power delivery numbers, SSP compared to ground based solar, Nuclear Thermal Propulsion, nuclear electric power Please direct all comments and questions regarding specific Space Show programs & guest(s) to the Space Show blog which is part of archived program on our website, www....
Guests: John Strickland
Tags: John Strickland, Starship Demo Launch, Boca Chica, personal experiences from the launch, launch pad damage, FAA environmental litigation, SLS, moving from Boca Chica to KSC, energy in space, U.S. energy policy, space solar power (SSP), SSP in Japan and China, wind farms, differing views on SSP, cutbacks on U.S. energy, DCX gets mentioned, space nuclear power, nuclear thermal power, SSP and lower costs, GEO for SSP location, no sense of urgency for SSP, ideological policy making, Tim talks Stanford Torus, SSP power description and delivery numbers, SSP compared to ground based solar, John's books available at ISDC 2023
Broadcast 4025; Gianni Martire, Luke Sellers
Date Aired: Friday 05 May 2023
Guests:  Gianni Martire, Luke Sellers; Topics:  Using LIGO data (gravity waves) to detect unnatural movement to help see signs of extra-terrestrial life. Please direct all comments and questions regarding specific Space Show programs & guest(s) to the Space Show blog which is part of archived program on our website, www.thespaceshow.com. Comments and questions should be relevant to the specific Space Show program. Written Transcripts of Space Show programs are a violation of...
Guests: Gianni Martire, Luke Sellers
Tags: Gianni Martire, Luke Sellers, Applied Physics, Searching for Intelligent Life in Gravitational Wave Signals, predicted signals, detecting movement, LIGO, SETI, electromagnetic signals, math tools, collecting wide amounts of data, AI, optical data, infrastructure needs, two US LIGO centers, Applied Physics funding, looking for objects out of place, looking for the out of the ordinary, back and forth example, radio telescopes, Warp Drive, math is the key, Avi Loeb, qualities of LIGO data, detecting life as we know it, movement outside of nature, Active SETI, RAMAcraft (Rapid And/or Massive Accelerating spaceCRAFT), seeing Earth-based phenomena such as earthquakes and tsunamis, software package that we implement in analyzing LIGO data, additional commercial opportunities from their LIGO software, zero biosignatures
Broadcast 4024 Hotel Mars with Laura Montgomery, Atty
Date Aired: Wednesday 03 May 2023
Guests: John Batchelor, Laura Montgomery, Dr. David Livingston.  Topics:  Artemis Accords, returning to the Moon, international cooperation, Outer Space Treat, You are invited to comment, ask questions, and discuss the Space Show program/guest(s) on the Space Show blog. Comments, questions, and any discussion must be relevant and applicable to Space Show programming. Written Transcripts of Space Show programs are not permitted without prior written consent from The Space Show (even...
Guests: Laura Montgomery
Tags: John Batchelor, Laura Montgomery, Dr. David Livingston, Artemis project, returning to the Moon, Artemis Accords, lunar south pole, Outer Space Treaty Article 2, nonbinding multilateral agreement, enhancing the Outer Space Treaty, NASA space agencies, foreign space agencies, technical concerns, Artemis lacks commercial focus, state to state agreement, transparency, no private sector focus, role of the U.S. State Dept, new members, Artemis and Mars, designed for international cooperation
Broadcast 4023 Dave Barnhart, CEO of Arkisys
Date Aired: Tuesday 02 May 2023
Guest:  David Barnhart, CEO & Co-Founder of Arkisys, Inc.; Topics:  The Arkisys Port, markets now and in the future, servicing Earth from space, servicing space to space businesses, matters of concern, existing competition, international customers and more. Please direct all comments and questions regarding specific Space Show programs & guest(s) to the Space Show blog which is part of archived program on our website, www.thespaceshow.com. Comments and questions should be...
Guests: Dave Barnhart
Tags: David Barnhardt, Arkisys, Inc, USC research professor, The Port, power/data/control for commercial business to operate in space, ISS, size of The Port, transition to The Port platform, robotics, stability for payloads, space tugs, inventory control and storage, optimizing in space, in-space testing, multiple robotic arms, support for Earth, eventual space to space, market factors, Earth-based market, payloads and technologies serving Earth, coming markets, fuel, payloads, satellite servicing, last mile delivered as an issue, changing orbits in space, orbit change cost in fuel and power, LEO, moving from LEO to GEO, space debris concerns, resilient platform, Space hotels, safe haven destinations, ISS inflatable habitats, hotel life boats, domestic and international issues of concern, international customers, humans manning the first Port, Ports are exclusive robotic, replacement parts, uniform interfaces and connectors, how to accelerate innovation, space testing and experimenting, the third market
Broadcast 4022 Aggie Kobrin, Rod Pyle
Date Aired: Monday 01 May 2023
Guests:  Aggie Kobrin and Rod Pyle:  Topics:  We talked about the upcoming ISDC 2023: A New Space Age, May 25-28, Dallas-Frisco, Texas.  Check out their website at https://isdc2023.nss.org.  Please direct all comments and questions regarding specific Space Show programs & guest(s) to the Space Show blog which is part of archived program on our website, www.thespaceshow.com. Comments and questions should be relevant to the specific Space Show program. Written...
Guests: Aggie Kobrin, Rod Pyle
Tags: NSS ISDC 2023, Aggie Kobrin, Rod Pyle, Frisco, Texas Conference Center, https://isdc2023.nss.org, Saturday dinner program changes, no live streaming, award presentation, Pioneer Awards, Robert Zubrin speaker, Greg Autry speaker, Daniel Suarez speaker, website reservations for event and hotel, ISDC tracks, ISDC 2024 Los Angeles at Sheraton Gateway Hotel, ISDC networking, Living In Space Track with Dr. Sherry Bell, ISDC extensive Happy Hours, NSS membership, Exhibit Hall, full scale mockup of Mars base, Ad Astra Magazine at ISDC, registration costs and categories
Broadcast 4021 Open Lines
Date Aired: Sunday 30 Apr 2023
Guests:  Dr. David Livingston and Open Line callers; Topics:  Multiple topics and discussions starting with the call about the new CO2 scrubber technology. Lots regarding Starship and the environment and new space companies plus more.  Please direct all comments and questions regarding specific Space Show programs & guest(s) to the Space Show blog which is part of archived program on our website, www.thespaceshow.com. Comments and questions should be relevant to the...
Guests: Dr. David Livingston
Tags: Open Lines, Caller from Calnetix Technologies, CO2 scrubber, NASA, Artemis, CO2 scrubber history, technology and timelines for Calnetix, magnetic bearings, alternate uses for the CO2 scrubber, scalable technology, Starship launch, Artemis 3 potential delays, environmental litigation against the FAA, Starship needs focus on engineering, Marshall's home built airplane update, 2024 political campaigns on space, Artemis Lunar Lander, Argo Space Corporation, Relativity Space, 3D printed large rocket, SSP with John Bucknell, Dawn Aerospace strategy, Bide Planetary Defense Strategy, Biden on future LEO leadership
Broadcast 4020 Dr. Matthew Weinzierl
Date Aired: Friday 28 Apr 2023
Guest:  Dr. Matthew Weinzierl: Topics:  We discussed commercial space economics, Matt's Harvard classes relating to commercial space and economics plus his students, student interest in space, space as a long term play vs. short term economic news. Please direct all comments and questions regarding specific Space Show programs & guest(s) to the Space Show blog which is part of archived program on our website, www.thespaceshow.com. Comments and questions should be relevant to...
Guests: Dr. Matthew Weinzierl
Tags: Dr. Matthew Weinzierl, Harvard Business School, National Bureau of Economic Research, commercialization of space research project, economic implications of commercial space, case studies for commercial space graduate programs, Harvard commercial space programs, two year course growth and interest, triggers for increasing interest in commercial space, SpaceX, entrepreneurial space startups, science fiction, space awareness, commercial space company examples, current economic conditions for commercial space, financing and cash flows for investment, tight interest rate market, bubble for space economy, market size, public private partnerships, investment opportunities are fewer, teaching ethical space investing, 2015 US Commercial Space Law, line separating naysayers from ethical promotors, LEO debris ethical concerns, China and space ethics, orbital commons, geopolitics and national security in Harvard classes, orbital debris tax solutions, tax incentives for debris mitigation, orbital debris cap and trade, san
Broadcast 4019 Hotel Mars: Rick Fisher
Date Aired: Wednesday 26 Apr 2023
Guests: John Batchelor, Rick Fisher, Dr. David Livingston.  Topics:  Orion, Artemis 1 & SLS update with updates on Starship, Raptor engine testing and more. You are invited to comment, ask questions, and discuss the Space Show program/guest(s) on the Space Show blog. Comments, questions, and any discussion must be relevant and applicable to Space Show programming. Written Transcripts of Space Show programs are not permitted without prior written consent from The Space Show (...
Guests: John Batchelor, Rick Fisher, David Livingston
Tags: John Batchelor, Rich Fisher, Dr. David Livingston, Starship demo flight, China's Long-March 9 rocket (LM-09), China's lunar research station, Artemis Accords competition, Long-March 9 test and flight timeline, LM-9 reusability, China Lunar Exploration Program (CLEP), International Deep Space Exploration Conference in Hefei, China's Space Day, the China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation (CASC), China and Super Heavy, SpaceX, LM-9 compared to Starship, the LM-9 pad design and work, LM-9 mass to lunar orbit, lunar Cold War, Artemis for Mars, UAE, intense competition with China
Attention Listeners: Refresh your Space Show website address
Date Aired: Wednesday 26 Apr 2023
Good Morning: Due to last night's aborted program with Aggie and Rod for technical reasons, we have changed subsequent program identification numbers to reflect last night's non-program.  Please refresh your Space Show website address to accurately reflect program identification numbers regarding the archives and your subsequent blog posts.  If you fail to do this, you will be posting comments for the actual program guest but your comments will appear under the identification...
Guests: Dr. David Livingston
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Program aborted with Aggie Kobrin, Rod Pyle due to technical problems.
Date Aired: Tuesday 25 Apr 2023
Listeners, this program was aborted halfway through due to a Cox Cable telephone outage.  The program has been rescheduled for Monday, May 1, 7 PM PDT. Thanks for your patience. David Livingston
Guests: Aggie Kobrin, Rod Pyle
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Broadcast 4018 Dr. Erika Nesvold
Date Aired: Sunday 23 Apr 2023
Guest:  Dr. Erika Nesvold;  Topics: Space ethics, commercial space development, space settlement, and advancing in a way that also benefits Earth and those on Earth. Please direct all comments and questions regarding specific Space Show programs & guest(s) to the Space Show blog which is part of archived program on our website, www.thespaceshow.com. Comments and questions should be relevant to the specific Space Show program. Written Transcripts of Space Show programs are a...
Guests: Dr. Erika Nesvold
Tags: Dr. Erika Nesvold, space ethics, space settlement, solving environmental problems in space, labor rights for space, problem solving timelines, long term solutions, space helps us with Earth today, LEO is an environmental issue, space settlement for humans living off Earth without Earth, survival and sustainability in space, supportive of continued Earth trade, ethics as settlement dependent, company towns in space, for profit settlement, mining town analogy, benefit sharing, 1967 Outer Space Treaty, space as a commons, tragedy of the commons, nobody responsible for anything, the ethics of children in space, space tourism, cultural evolution via space settlement, deciding how to treat differences, regulations, development moves faster than regulations, the gravity RX, 1g settlements, the radiation issue, 1g has no alternatives, profits from space, Space debris, on orbit servicing, sharing LEO, naysayers to space development, genetic modification, ethics and genetics, unable to return to Earth, listening to alt
Broadcast 4017 Tim Cash
Date Aired: Friday 21 Apr 2023
Guest:  Tim Cash:  Tim went over the known details for the initial Starship demo test from April 20, discussing potential problems, possible remedies and rocket modifications.  Furthermore, Tim talked about his passion in detail, space solar power.  Starship modifications and the potential impact on lunar and Mars timelines were also discussed as was the rocket's acoustic damage at launch to the engines and the pad. Please direct all comments and questions regarding...
Guests: Tim Cash
Tags: Tim Cash, Northrop-Grumman, SpaceX, Starship Demo Launch, Elon Musk, Saturn 5, F1 rocket engines for Saturn 5, F1 reliability rating, determining Starship engine reliability rating, 4 F1 engines compared to Starship 33 Raptor engines, fly then test then redesign then fly, physical testing, suggestion for adding Starship retro escape system, Dragon escape system, comparisons to Soviet N1 rocket failures, probable Starship major redesign, SpaceX Hawthorne team cheering, FAA accident investigation, Mars timelines, lunar return timeline, refueling for Starship to the Moon, Space Solar Power, SSP and passion, SSP primarily for niche and boutique markets, SSP and in-space usage, satellite repair, terrestrial rectenna issues, John Bucknell SSP efforts, is SSP pie in the sky, Starship demo pad damage, questions about the proposed 100 test flights, Starship staging difficulties, Starship acoustic concerns and issues, mitigating noise suppression, acoustic damages to engines, water deluge system, Starship flame trench
Broadcast 4016 Dr. Robert Zubrin
Date Aired: Tuesday 18 Apr 2023
Guest:  Dr. Robert (Bob) Zubrin;  Topics:  Bob talked about his new book, "The Case For Nukes: How we can Beat Global Warming and Crate a Free, Open, and Magnificent Future," nuclear power and why, invention and progress, SSP, nuclear propulsion and much more. Please direct all comments and questions regarding specific Space Show programs & guest(s) to the Space Show blog which is part of archived program on our website, www.thespaceshow.com. Comments and questions should...
Guests: Dr. Robert Zubrin
Tags: Dr. Robert Zubrin, The Case For Nukes: How we can Beat Global Warming and Crate a Free, Open, and Magnificent Future, nuclear power and progress, bronze, iron, aluminum, uranium, granite, fission, fusion, inventions, nuclear energy, Enrico Fermi, nuclear waste concern, nuclear power for space, small modular nuclear reactors (SMR), made in factories, markets for the SMR, economies of scale, molten salt thorium reactors, NY Worlds Fair, Vietnam War, Generation 4 reactors, Kraft Ehricke, Nuclear Thermal propulsion compared to Nuclear Electric Propulsion, Mars Direct, Bob's solutions, low enriched uranium, highly enriched uranium, public private partnerships, computers and microprocessors, Chernobyl, Three Mile Island, U.S. nuclear power timeline, Third Wave movement, CO2 in the oceans, NetZero, Space Solar Power, boutique power, Malthusian movement
Broadcast 4015 Morgan and Lee Irons
Date Aired: Sunday 16 Apr 2023
Guests:  Lee Irons, Morgan Irons;  Topics:  Lee and Morgan discuss their paper, "Pancosmorio (world limit) theory of the sustainability of human migration and settlement in space."  You can download and read this paper from our blog, plus you can find additional articles explaining and detailing their Pancosmorio theory. Please direct all comments and questions regarding specific Space Show programs & guest(s) to the Space Show blog which is part of archived program...
Guests: Morgan Irons, Lee Irons
Tags: Morgan Irons, Lee Irons, Deep Space Ecology Inc, Norfolk Institute, Soil & Crop Science PhD candidate, Lehmann Lab at Cornell University, Pancosmorio theory, human migration and settlement in space, recreate Earth's ecosystem with gravity and Oxygen for survival in space, self-restoring Earth-lie natural ecosystem, Frontiers in Astronomy and Space Sciences, sustainability, resilience, The Fermi Paradox, terraforming, thermodynamics, Living In Space, cross disciplines, technofix, bioregenerative components, sustainable Earth levels, Level 1 sustainability, Level 2 sustainability, Level 4 sustainability, TRL 2, localized extinction, backups needed, timeline for development, dissipative structure, inductive reasoning, Cislunar development, ISS as an example, 1st generation gravity, partial gravity, gravity prescription, humans and 1g, imitating 1g with centrifugal force, Mars, spinning for 1g efficiency, gravity and electricity, meteor strikes, a single destructive event, dinosaur killing event 65 million years
Broadcast 4014 Mike Gold, Atty
Date Aired: Friday 14 Apr 2023
Guest:  Michael Gold;  Topics:  The Artemis Accords, international participation, the Artemis project, lunar Gateway, commercial space development with PPP, space treaties, bilateral agreements, countering space development naysayers and more. Please direct all comments and questions regarding specific Space Show programs & guest(s) to the Space Show blog which is part of archived program on our website, www.thespaceshow.com. Comments and questions should be relevant to...
Guests: Mike Gold
Tags: Michael Gold, Redwire, NASA, Artemis Accords, safety zones, Norms of Behavior, Lunar Gateway, Commercial Spaceflight Federation, international participants, bipartisan alliance, UAE, HOPE Mission, Artemis participants, Africa, Outer Space Treaty, the OST and Artemis Accords, Artemis safety zones, treaty of principles, the Artemis Program, Russia, China, NASA Administrator Nelson and China view, Chinese technology, quantum in space, commercial space questions, possible areas of cooperation, public private partnerships, Age of Innovation, an American accelerated space capability, China and AI, AI can be frightening, solar array production, DART mission, solar on Gateway, lunar power, sun lenses, SSP, nuclear, SSP robotics, space development naysayers, greed, climate change, space development as an enabler, small ISS centrifuges, determining the gravity prescription, lunar south pole, spinning for gravity levels, commercial LEO destinations, biotech research, improvements needed in talking up space development
Broadcast 4013 Hotel Mars with Daniel Suarez
Date Aired: Wednesday 12 Apr 2023
John Batchelor Hotel Mars, 4-12-23, Daniel Suarez  2 segments, #4013 Guests: John Batchelor, Daniel Suarez, Dr. David Livingston.  Topics:  Daniel's new book, "Critical Mass," plus space mining, economics, policy, politics, property rights, ISRU usage, and so much more, evening blending the science fiction of his book with what is happening in space technology and policy today. John Batchelor and I welcomed Daniel Suarez to discuss his new book, "Critical Mass."  We...
Guests: John Batchelor, Dr. David Livingston, Daniel Suarez
Tags: John Batchelor, Daniel Suarez, Dr. David Livingston, Delta-V, critical mass, private property in space, riches in space, spin gravity, Artemis, 2038 timeline, asteroid mining, Cislunar development, Cold War with China, spin gravity for the Moon, economic fuse, propellant, ISRU, mining off world, optical mining, developmental technologies, OST, the Moon Treaty, The Artemis Accords, space development bottlenecks, building in orbit, Starship will be a workhorse, creating industrial cislunar infrastructure
Broadcast 4012 Dr. Greg Autry
Date Aired: Tuesday 11 Apr 2023
Dr. Greg Autry, Tuesday, 4-11-23, # 4012 Guest:  Dr. Greg Autry;  Topics:  Dr. Autry made the case for both the use of nuclear power and the need for rational climate discussions.  He supplied facts and details to make his case. We also talked economics, our challenges, possible solutions, space and the economy and much more. Please direct all comments and questions regarding specific Space Show programs & guest(s) to the Space Show blog which is part of archived...
Guests: Dr. Greg Autry
Tags: Dr. Greg Autry, Nuclear power, climate change, having a climate discussion, green energy, Natural gas, SSP, terrestrial solar, Greenpeace, space nuclear power, Nuclear propulsion, Dr. Robert Zubrin, Dr. Bhavya Lal, nuclear power plans, nuclear regulation, nuclear waste, toxic components in Earth's atmosphere, CO2 and the oceans, hysterical self-promoters, Peak energy, the electric grid, EVs, public education, public manipulation, real leadership, renewable energy challenges, Colorado river water rationing, desalinization, Mexico, Earth's environmental challenges, U.S. and global economic challenges, rising inflation, interest rates, repairing the U.S. economy, going for growth, the space economic sector, space can drive economic recovery, challenging the climate crisis industry, commercial space investments, developing cislunar space, energy for the Moon and Mars, climate model problems, space supplying climate data, emission free energy, Thorium
Sunday, April 9, 2023: No program today due to Easter Sunday
Date Aired: Sunday 09 Apr 2023
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Broadcast 4011 Tom Cooke
Date Aired: Friday 07 Apr 2023
Guest:  Tom Cooke, CEO of Spacely.work; Topics:  Spacely's program for matching independent workers to needed skills in the aerospace industry.  See their website for more information, www.spacely.work. Please direct all comments and questions regarding specific Space Show programs & guest(s) to the Space Show blog which is part of archived program on our website, www.thespaceshow.com. Comments and questions should be relevant to the specific Space Show program. Written...
Guests: Tom Cooke
Tags: Tom Cooke, Spacely.work, aerospace industry work, gig-economy culture, digital aerospace worker matchmaking, digital market place, independent workers and the aerospace industry, NASA's Open Innovation efforts, the talent marketplace model, skillset matching, talent supply, determining who is the employer, 1099 culture, talent mixture and breakdown, Virgin Orbit example, challenging to find employees, market equilibrium, open talent platform, Program Managers, screening talent, new technologies, 401k and IRA issues, tax concerns, consultants, independent works are growing market share, the independent worker culture, optimizing skill and technology, U.S. Department of Labor, vetting workers
No program this evening due to guest illness
Date Aired: Tuesday 04 Apr 2023
Guests: Dr. David Livingston
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Broadcast 4010 Dr. John Brandenburg
Date Aired: Sunday 02 Apr 2023
Guest:  Dr. John Brandenburg;  Topics:  AI, John's book, "The War of the Singularity: The Human Race is Cancelled," the risks and dangers of artificial intelligence, containing it and more. Please direct all comments and questions regarding specific Space Show programs & guest(s) to the Space Show blog which is part of archived program on our website, www.thespaceshow.com. Comments and questions should be relevant to the specific Space Show program. Written Transcripts of...
Guests: Dr. John Brandenburg
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Broadcast 4009 Duncan Farrah
Date Aired: Friday 31 Mar 2023
Guest:  Dr. Duncan Farrah; Topics:  Dr. Farrah's new paper, "Observational Evidence for Cosmological Coupling of Black Holes and its Implications for an Astrophysical Source of Dark Energy."  Additional topics related to the components of this research such as super massive black holes as a source of dark energy, the laws of physics, learning science, the scientific method and much more. Please direct all comments and questions regarding specific Space Show programs &...
Guests: Duncan Farrah
Tags: Dr. Duncan Farrah, Observational Evidence for Cosmological Coupling of Black Holes and its Implications for an Astrophysical Source of Dark Energy, dark energy, Black Holes, elliptical galaxies, impact on everyday life, relativity, vacuum energy of empty space, Black Holes source of vacuum energy, the number of black holes, Dr. Becky of Oxford, disc galaxy, spiral galaxy, avoiding bias, galaxy mergers, event horizons, the Kerr Solution, Kerr Black Holes, dark matter, physics explains the natural world, laws of conservation, symmetry, Schwarzschild radius, gravitational radius, singularity, Super Massive Black Hole growth in elliptical galaxies, supermassive black holes are the source of dark energy, the scientific method, science protocols, learning science
Broadcast 4008 Peter Garretson
Date Aired: Tuesday 28 Mar 2023
Guest:  Peter Garretson;  Topics:  Commercial space development and vision, mining the sky, resources, space and China, the U.S. Space Force, developing a space economy, the need for space infrastructure, Space Solar Power and more. Please direct all comments and questions regarding specific Space Show programs & guest(s) to the Space Show blog which is part of archived program on our website, www.thespaceshow.com.  Comments and questions should be relevant to the...
Guests: Peter Garretson
Tags: Peter Garretson, U.S. space preeminent power, crucial space priorities, mining the sky, planning and developing for the long term, asteroid belt, cislunar industrial development, using limited funds wisely, Starship, lunar surface operations, realistic perspective on the plausible, SLS, SpaceX, Falcon Heavy costs, risky space visions, having an industrial development vision, the Cold War, economic advantages of space, reusability, nuclear shuttle, SSP satellites, lunar Earth commerce belt, Space infrastructure, in-space economy, China's space policy, ISS SSP system, second generation space station, Axiom, gravity prescription, spin gravity, procuring lunar materials, The Gateway, Space Force, USAF and space, countering AF weapons, AF China war games, asymmetric power, space for national security
Broadcast 4007 Dr. George Sowers
Date Aired: Sunday 26 Mar 2023
Guest:  Dr. George Sowers; Topics:  Multiple topics for commercial space, space resources, cislunar development, propulsion and fuels, the need for figuring out the gravity prescription for humans in space, the Colorado School Space Resources program and much more. Please direct all comments and questions regarding specific Space Show programs & guest(s) to the Space Show blog which is part of archived program on our website, www.thespaceshow.com.  Comments and questions...
Guests: Dr. George Sowers
Tags: Dr. George Sowers, Colorado School of Mines, golden age of commercial space, space resources, space lunar surface, most excitement small to medium companies, refueling economy, selling propellant in space, thermal risk, Viper Mission, lunar PSR areas, Cislunar 1000, Cislunar development, cislunar development timeline, selling ULA, space settlement, Colorado School of Mines Space Resources Graduation program, online studies, Big Idea Challenge Program, Lunar Outpost Co., stem degrees, space robotics, Space Solar Power, U.S. D.O.E., nuclear energy, Thorium, free market economic opportunity, water ice on the Mon, Lunar poles, hydrocarbons, C type asteroid, carbon, mining water out of asteroids, propellant innovation, nuclear propulsion options, LCROSS, humans in space, space agriculture, earth worms in lunar regolith, free space development, gravity prescription
Broadcast 4006 Sebastien Jean
Date Aired: Friday 24 Mar 2023
Guest:  Sebastian Jean;  Topics:  Phison Electronics with space storage and disc issues, manufacturing, economics, industrial development and more. Please direct all comments and questions regarding specific Space Show programs & guest(s) to the Space Show blog which is part of archived program on our website, www.thespaceshow.com.  Comments and questions should be relevant to the specific Space Show program. Written Transcripts of Space Show programs are a violation...
Guests: Sebastien Jean
Tags: Sebastian Jean, Phison Electronics Corp, NAND Flash controller IC & storage solutions, controller design, system integration, IP licensing, turnkey and innovative solutions, small space sector size, radiation hardening, volume of business, EMP shielding, economic analysis of hardening, SSD chips, 3D Printing, competition, China as competition, international regulations, Cislunar development, speed and latency with space, quantum advancements, servers, Lonestar, Skycorp, expansion capital, hardware life expectancy, redundancy, changing economics, the use of clean rooms, key business and tech partnerships, SanDisk competition, customized storage

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