The seventh episode of Xploration Outer Space Online is titled, “Journey to the Moon” :
Monthly Archives: October 2014
The Space Show this week – Oct.27.14
The guests and topics on The Space Show this week:
1. Monday, Oct. 27, , 2014: 2-3:30 PM PDT (5-6:30 PM EDT, 4-5:30 PM CDT): We welcome back MARK BRAY. Mark works on SLS as a NASA contractor in Huntsville . He is also an independent candidate running for congress. We want to explore the role of space in a political campaign. Is it an issue, even in Huntsville or do other issues significantly trump space.
2. Tuesday, Oct. 28 2014:,7-8:30 PM PDT (10-11:30 PM EDT, 9-10:30 PM CDT): No show as I am away on non-space business. I am playing a Golden Oldie from Space Show archives so check the website newsletter for details on this show and to see when it is available for listening.
3. Friday, Oct. 31:, 2014, 9:30 -11 AM PDT (12:30-2 PM EDT; 11:30-1 PM CDT): TBD. I may not be back so check the website newsletter to see if there is a live show today..
4. Sunday, Nov. 2, 2014, 12-1:30 PM PDT (3-4:30 PM EDT, 2-3:30 PM CDT): TBD. Please check the website newsletter for details for this program.
See also:
/– The Space Show on Vimeo – webinar videos
/– The Space Show’s Blog – summaries of interviews.
/– The Space Show Classroom Blog – tutorial programs
The Space Show is a project of the One Giant Leap Foundation.
Video: TMRO 7.32 – Copenhagen Suborbitals
The latest episode of the TMRO program includes an interview with Mads Wilson of Copenhagen Suborbitals about their plan to fly a person on a suborbital space flight: Copenhagen Suborbitals – TMRO
NASA posts big collection of sounds from rockets and spaceflights
From its long history of launching rockets and operating spaceships, NASA has posted a big collection of sound-clips that are suitable for ringtones, computer warnings, etc. : NASA’s stream on SoundCloud
Here’s a collection of NASA sounds from historic spaceflights and current missions. You can hear the roar of a space shuttle launch or Neil Armstrong’s “One small step for (a) man, one giant leap for mankind” every time you get a phone call if you make our sounds your ringtone. Or, you can hear the memorable words “Houston, we’ve had a problem,” every time you make an error on your computer
(There is also this page at NASA: Connect Sounds – NASA.)
Here’s a sampling:
Carnival of Space #377 – Everyday Spacer
Pam Hoffman’s Everyday Spacer blog hosts the latest Carnival of Space.