ESA astronaut class of 2022: Astro Chat with Raphaël Liégeois

ESA astronaut class of 2022: Astro Chat with Marco Sieber: Marco Sieber is one of ESA’s five astronaut candidates currently undergoing basic astronaut training at the European Astronaut Centre (EAC) in Cologne. Join us as we speak to Marco about his first months of training and living in Germany, his backgro... by ESA Explores

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ESA astronaut class of 2022: Astro Chat with Rosemary Coogan: Rosemary Coogan, one of ESA’s five astronaut candidates currently undergoing basic astronaut training at the European Astronaut Centre in Cologne, Germany, shares her journey from studying the stars as an astronomer to training for space travel. Join... by ESA Explores

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ESA Explores: a new arm for space: The European Robotic Arm (ERA) is set for launch to the International Space Station in July 2021, where it will provide access to the exterior of the Russian segment and support future space walks. Ahead of its launch, we caught up with ESA ERA project m... by ESA Explores

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ESA Explores: space careers: To mark the opening of the European Space Agency's first astronaut selection in over a decade, we embark on a journey into the wonderful world of space careers. In this initial episode, ESA Director of Human and Robotic Exploration David Parker introduce... by ESA Explores

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Eloy de Lera Acedo: Tiny signals, big ambitions by People doing Physics

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ESA Explores: innovation for exploration: A team of students and young professionals from across Europe are exploring innovative solutions to some of the biggest challenges we'll face as we go forward to the Moon and beyond. In this episode we speak with Science Officer for ESA Aidan Cowley abou... by ESA Explores

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Podcast Ep. #35 – Astroscale’s Pioneering Mission to Clean-Up Space Debris: Alexandra Gravereaux is a Ground Systems Engineer for the space startup Astroscale. Astroscale is a global company headquartered in Tokyo, Japan with offices in the UK, Singapore and the USA, and is developing technological and regulatory solutions for... by Aerospace Engineering Podcast

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Laurent Pambaguian, Engineer at esa (European Space Agency): Engineer Laurent Pambaguian talks with Future Tech Podcast about the future of 3D printing and how it can be used on Earth and other planets. Building larger and stronger structures for… by Finding Genius Podcast

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ESA Explores: the space doctor is in: In episode 6 of our astronaut selection series, ESA Senior Flight Surgeon Sergi Vaquer Araujo talks us through his role in taking care of ESA astronauts before, during and after spaceflight. Sergi is a medical doctor and part of ESA's space medicine team... by ESA Explores

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ESA astronaut class of 2022: Astro Chat with Marcus Wandt: ESA project astronaut Marcus Wandt will soon be launched to the International Space Station for his first spaceflight mission. Marcus is the first member of ESA’s astronaut class of 2022 to fly into space, as the opportunity came to fly on a commerci... by ESA Explores

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ESA Explores: training for space and ground: As a member of the instructor training team for ESA's European Astronaut Centre, Misbahur Rehman-Saad puts astronauts and flight control teams through their paces. In this episode, he talks more about the role of flight directors and ground support teams... by ESA Explores

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Time and Space: forward to the Moon: In the final episode of our Time and Space series, ESA Director of Human and Robotic Exploration David Parker talks us through Europe's next steps into space. We hear about ESA's three exploration destinations: the International Space Station, the Moon a... by ESA Explores

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Weekly Space Hangout — November 16, 2022: Up, Up, & Away with Dr. Jacob Izraelevitz and JPL's Venus Aerial Robotic Balloons: Despite the romance associated with Venus for millennia thanks to its having been named after the Roman god of love, Venus has proven to anything BUT romantic - LITERALLY! Combining the toxic and corrosive composition of its atmosphere with the... by Weekly Space Hangout

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Episode 591: The History And Future Of The James Webb Space Telescope: On March 30, 2021, NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope will blast off from the European Space Agency’s European spaceport in Kourou, French Giana on board an Ariane 5 rocket. It’ll fly to the Sun-Earth L2 Lagrange point, a relatively stable spot in space that keeps the glare from the Sun, Earth, and Moon all in a tiny spot in the sky. Then, it’ll unfurl its tennis court-sized sunshade, fold out its gigantic 6.5-meter mirror, and peer out into the distant cosmos. Over the course of the next 10 years, this infrared observatory will help astronomers learn about the earliest moments of the Universe, directly observe the atmospheres of planets orbiting other stars, and peer at newly forming stars and planets. And if you listened to the words I just said with equal parts terror and skepticism, I don’t blame you. James Webb’s path to space has been long and tortuous. And the risks that the mission still faces are very r by Universe Today Podcast

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ESA Explores: ERA for astronauts: ESA astronaut André Kuipers first encountered the European Robotic Arm (ERA) on paper, when it was intended for a proposed spaceplane called Hermes. Many iterations later, this European-built robot will soon be launched to the International Space Station... by ESA Explores

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NASA Explores Space via AR & VR, with JPL Ops Lab Lead Victor Luo: A Deep Look Into How the NASA Jet Propulsion Lab is Using Augmented and Virtual Reality Technology to Make Space More Accessible by MIND & MACHINE: Science & Tech of Maximizing Human Capability

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CHEOPS: Interview with exoplanet scientist Kate Isaak: The European Space Agency's CHEOPS mission is currently studying planets orbiting distant stars, known as exoplanets. We spoke to CHEOPS Project Scientist Kate Isaak to find out how the spacecraft operates and what it might discover.The links K... by Radio Astronomy

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Todd Resudek on Hex – Elixir Internals: Today on the show we get stuck into the inner workings of Hex 1.0 and are happy to be joined by returning guest, Todd Resudek. As you might already know, Todd is the Senior Software Engineer at Weedmaps, a regular speaker on the conference scene, and one of the three core team members at Hex. With the total downloads sitting at 641 million, the Hex community is growing rapidly and shows no signs of slowing down. In this episode, we discover what makes the Hex packages some of the most popular packages out there today, as well as the new and improved features currently in the pipeline. In addition, we find out how Todd first got involved with the Hex team and how the team makes decisions and problem solves. by Elixir Wizards

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Time and Space: entering the ISS era: It's not just Europeans who have flown into orbit, Europe has also produced some impressive pieces of space-worthy kit. In this episode, hosts Ally Koehler and Stephen Ennis take a look at some of the post-SpaceLab ESA projects that never quite made it, ... by ESA Explores

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Weekly Space Hangout — December 7, 2022: The Science of the L1527 "Butterfly" with Dr. Karl Stapelfeldt: During our November 16th show, Carolyn Collins Petersen introduced us to the hourglass/butterfly of L1527, an image captured by JWST using its onboard NIRCam. (You can read the original story . This week we are joined by Dr. Karl Stapelfeldt, Chief... by Weekly Space Hangout

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Time and space: building a Spacelab: One of the first engineers to work on Spacelab Alan Thirkettle talks hosts Ally and Stephen through the unexpected challenges and memorable moments of building a science laboratory for space. This unique European-built research facility flew inside NASA'... by ESA Explores

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Podcast Extra: Europe's Coming of Age: In this podcast extra we go off piste and digress from a discussion about the successes of the Rosetta mission. We ask whether the fantastic comet mission of 2014/2015 marks a turning point in ESA's exploration and marks Europe's coming of age as a... by AWESOME ASTRONOMY

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Trevor Bennett – Cofounder of Starfish Space: In this episode: We meet Dr. Trevor Bennett, cofounder of Starfish Space — a software, robotics, and autonomous space infrastructure company developing satellite servicing and space debris capture missions. Their current products include the Otter space ... by Space4U

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ESA Explores – ESA missions return to science: After a brief shutdown of science instruments and a period in ‘safe standby’, ESA’s planetary missions are getting back to what they do best – gathering science data from around the Solar System. Paolo Ferri, Head of Mission Operations at ESA’s mission... by ESA Explores

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Dan Klopp: ILC Dover - the company who have made every EVA spacesuit for NASA for the past 50+ years!: Dan Klopp works for ILC Dover, the company that has manufactured every EVA spacesuit for NASA the last 50+ years (making them the only company in the world to have protected humans on the moon). In addition to designing and manufacturing spacesuits... by The Astro Ben Podcast

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Weekly Space Hangout: May 19, 2021 – Robotics on Mars with Dr. Ethan Schaler: This week we are pleased to welcome Dr. Ethan Schaler to the Weekly Space Hangout. Ethan is a Robotics Mechanical Engineer in the Robotic Actuation and Sensing Group at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory. Ethan has backgrounds in Electrical... by Weekly Space Hangout

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ESA astronaut class of 2022: Astro Chat with Raphaël Liégeois

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