Our series of Virtual SpaceTV 3D shows with Amanda Bush and James C. Birk has been on an hiatus for what we hope will be a short break. Here is a brief update from Amanda:
Find previous Virtual SpaceTV 3D shows on the HobbySpace Youtube Channel.
Category Archives: SpaceCasts
Spacevidcast 6.11: 3D printing rocket engine contest
Spacevidcast posts the video of the latest live program:
Caption:
Darlene from DIYROCKETS joins us to talk about a contest to create a 3D printed rocket engine.
Jefrey from the Yuri’s Night Executive Team is in-studio to chat about YN2013 and where the team would like to take the parties in the future.
Obama wants NASA to capture an asteroid at the expense of Planetary Sciences.
All that and a bunch more on this April 13th episode of Spacevidcast. Don’t let the show stop here, Spacevidcast After Dark is available to our epic subscribers. Featuring many gigs of exclusive content, epic is how we pay for the show. Consider signing up today for as little as $10/mo or $100/yr and get access to After Dark: the show after the show.
Space on the John Batchelor Show: Bob Zimmerman and Hotel Mars
Bob Zimmerman reports on the latest space news during regular weekly slots (usually Tuesday and Thursdays) on the John Batchelor radio program. See the iTunes free Podcast for links to the latest shows.
Tuesday’s segment: Space:
1. A rocket launch tomorrow by North Korea?
2. India wants to privatize its launch fleet.
3. Boeing about to begin wind tunnel tests of its manned capsule.
4. Antares is scheduled for launch April 17.
5. NASA has delayed its first manned commercial launch by one year.
Wednesday’s segment: Climate:
1. The scientists who tried to re-invent Michael Mann’s hockey stick graph have admitted their data is worthless.
2. The weak solar minimum continues.
3. Another global warming advocate admits the climate has not warmed for two decades.
4. Which means: The doom and gloom shifts to reports of extreme weather!
Thursday segment: Space
1. Has Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter spotted the remains of a 1971 Soviet Mars lander?
2. The Orion capsule begins stress tests, after being repaired from cracks.
3. Boeing introduces a new line of tiny commercial satellites.
4. Canada’s Radarsat 1 goes dead.
===
On the weekly Hotel Mars segment with David Livingston, retired NASA astrophysicist Dr. Don Kessler talked about space debris and mitigation issues: The John Batchelor Show “Hotel Mars,” Wednesday, 4-10-13 – Thespaceshow’s Blog
Spacevidcast 6-10: Eyes on the solar system
Spacevidcast posts the video of their latest live show: Spacevidcast 6-10: Eyes on the Solar System – 6.10
Caption:
The Jet Propulsion Laboratory’s Doug Eliison joins us in-studio to talk about the amazing ‘Eyes on the Solar System’ application. Fans of Eyes will also get a sneak peek in to the future revision with a new gaming engine!
In Space News we chat about SpaceX’s plans for reusability in 2013, Antares rolls out to the launch pad for first test mission, Yuri’s Night is less than a week away and Spacevidcast is looking for Mountain Climbers… On Mars!
Don’t let the conversation stop here! In addition to this great episode we continue speaking with Doug in After Dark. To watch this After Dark episode you can subscribe to Spacevidcast epic. For as little as $10/mo or $100/yr you not only get access to this exclusive content but an additional huge library of past shows, exclusive interviews and conferences. Spacevidcast epic helps us continue to product the show, we give you a bit extra and you help ensure we stay broadcasting! http://www.spacevidcast.com/epic for more information
This Week @ NASA: First Light for AMS
The latest episode of This Week @ NASA begins with a report on the AMS-02 results reported this week. Several other space news topics are also presented: