Human Spaceflight and Propulsion
Focuses on the engineering challenges of rocketry, spacesuits, and the logistical and biological hurdles of sending humans to the Moon, Mars, and beyond.
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Podcast Summary | Keoki Jackson on Lockheed Martin: Space, Autonomy, Safety Culture and Deterrence
Lockheed Martin's CTO on the moon and Mars, trusting autonomous systems, Skunk Works, missile defense and the ethics of AI in defense.
Podcast Summary | Dava Newman on Spacesuits, the Moon as Proving Ground, and Getting Humans to Mars
MIT's Dava Newman on the search for life on Mars, the return to the Moon, her skin-tight BioSuit and caring for spaceship Earth.
Podcast Summary | Natalya Bailey on Rocket Engines, Ion Thrusters and Electric Spacecraft Propulsion
Accion Systems CTO Natalya Bailey explains ion and colloid thrusters, satellites, space debris, startup lessons and why knowledge is life's meaning.
Podcast Summary | Chris Mason on Space Travel, Engineering Human Biology and the Next 500 Years
Cornell geneticist Chris Mason on what space does to the body, engineering humans for other worlds, and our duty to protect life.
Podcast Summary | Tim Dodd (Everyday Astronaut) on SpaceX, Starship, How Rocket Engines Work and Flying Around the Moon
Everyday Astronaut Tim Dodd explains SpaceX's rockets, engine cycles, Starship's belly flop, Soviet engine history and why he's joining dearMoon.