Artemis II Highlights NASA Funding Shortfall and Trade‑offs
Today's Artemis II launch is super bittersweet. For NASA to have a super ambitious human space program they need to cut back their other programs or get more funding. NASA is not getting more funding. We discuss the new Artemis plan in EVSN. Premiering 9pm Eastern. https://youtu.be/WcfpZ_4iPtk
NASA Holidays Boost Launch Odds This Time
I think it will actually launch this time for the simple reason that NASA events and holidays (however small) just like to go together.
Drones Unveil the Badass Reality of Sperm Whales
Are you a fan of Moby Dick but worried the whales are just a little too over the top? Have no fear, Sperm Whales are just that badass. I am absolutely here for all the discoveries coming out of using drones to...
Passionate Take on NASA's Latest Announcements – Patreon Exclusive
I have a whole lot of strong feelings about last week's NASA announcements. I wrote them down and recorded them for our latest episode of EVSN, now available to our $1 and up Patrons. Want a teaser? Check out: https://patreon.cosmoquest.org/posts/nasa-rewrites-154274759?utm_medium=clipboard_copy&utm_source=copyLink&utm_campaign=postshare_creator&utm_content=join_link
NASA Redefines Lunar Exploration Strategy for Future Missions
Last week's EVSN took a closer look at the changing Lunar Exploration landscape. That story provides solid context for today's announcements. I've stuck it up on Medium: https://starstryder.medium.com/closer-look-nasa-rewrites-human-exploration-again-9013f90c7622?sk=ec8e6c25ff5bc4db7eeaab9320db7848
Stars Shine Their Most Beautiful Light at Death
Join us as we talk about how stars experience exquisite beauty in their final moments.
FAA Predicts Fatal Space Debris Every Two Years
An FAA report predicts someone will die roughly every 2 years due to incoming space debris. This research could save lives by forecasting danger zones.
