TIS#002 11/10/2014 Antares Rocket Incident

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TIS#002 11/10/2014 Antares Rocket Incident

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Nov 18, 2014

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The first independent segment of "Today in Space" with Alex. Alex explains some new things for the podcast, including the intent of the new 20 min episodes and what's to come. SPACE Topics: The Antares incident for Orbcomm3 The Virgin Galactic SpaceShipTwo Incident Test Pilots 3-Stage Rockets EXPLICIT MATERIAL POSSIBLE

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Nov 18, 2014

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TIS#028 03/09/15 Weekly Update and Space Business: Alex and the Assistant talk about what's happened in Space since the last episode, with a little talk of Space Business as well. by Today In Space
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TIS#014 12/31/14 Opinion Panel: The Scientific Method, String Theory & Zombie Brains: This is Part 2 of the first "Opinion Panel" on the Today In Space, where anyone can come on and talk about the insanity of space, time & infinity. by Today In Space
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TIS#041 07/16/15 From the Deep Dark of the Third Zone: Alex talks about the single release, the newest Pluto images from New Horizons & we get a live first reaction to the beautful images from the Third Zone of our Solar System by Today In Space
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TIS#015 01/05/15 The Big Bang, Curlicues, Bicep & Planck: Today In Space, Alex talks about the Big Bang and the Planck, Spyder and Bicep Missions by Today In Space
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TIS#012 12/22/14 Beta Angles & Private Space Companies: Alex (An AeROSPACE ENGINEER) WILL TAKE YOU THROUGH WHAT's HAPPENING ON EARTH, IN ORBIT or in space - focused on the here-and-now. with a decent probability of explicit material as well. by Today In Space
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TIS#025 02/16/15 Supplemental - NYC, Opinion of the Week & Reaching for the Impossible: Alex talks about the planet Neptune and his trip to NYC for the Patrice O'Neal Benefit, airs the first 'Opinion of the Week' & talks about the 'rules' for the show. by Today In Space
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TIS#002 11/10/2014 Antares Rocket Incident

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