Hosted by Arthur J. Burks · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 12 episodes
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What if space flight was a homegrown endeavor, free from the constraints of mandatory information releases and press conferences? When a mission goes awry and one of the spacecraft fails to return, what bizarre phenomena might we attribute to that event here on Earth? Join the brightest minds in science as they explore the mysteries that unfold! (Summary by Christine Rottger)
Arthur J. Burks hosts Lords of the Stratosphere, a fiction show with 12 episodes published.
What if space flight was a homegrown endeavor, free from the constraints of mandatory information releases and press conferences? When a mission goes awry and one of the spacecraft fails to return, what bizarre phenomena
What if space flight was a homegrown endeavor, free from the constraints of mandatory information releases and press conferences? When a mission goes awry and one of the spacecraft fails to return, what bizarre phenomena
What if space flight was a homegrown endeavor, free from the constraints of mandatory information releases and press conferences? When a mission goes awry and one of the spacecraft fails to return, what bizarre phenomena
What if space flight was a homegrown endeavor, free from the constraints of mandatory information releases and press conferences? When a mission goes awry and one of the spacecraft fails to return, what bizarre phenomena
What if space flight was a homegrown endeavor, free from the constraints of mandatory information releases and press conferences? When a mission goes awry and one of the spacecraft fails to return, what bizarre phenomena
What if space flight was a homegrown endeavor, free from the constraints of mandatory information releases and press conferences? When a mission goes awry and one of the spacecraft fails to return, what bizarre phenomena
What if space flight was a homegrown endeavor, free from the constraints of mandatory information releases and press conferences? When a mission goes awry and one of the spacecraft fails to return, what bizarre phenomena
What if space flight was a homegrown endeavor, free from the constraints of mandatory information releases and press conferences? When a mission goes awry and one of the spacecraft fails to return, what bizarre phenomena
What if space flight was a homegrown endeavor, free from the constraints of mandatory information releases and press conferences? When a mission goes awry and one of the spacecraft fails to return, what bizarre phenomena
What if space flight was a homegrown endeavor, free from the constraints of mandatory information releases and press conferences? When a mission goes awry and one of the spacecraft fails to return, what bizarre phenomena
What if space flight was a homegrown endeavor, free from the constraints of mandatory information releases and press conferences? When a mission goes awry and one of the spacecraft fails to return, what bizarre phenomena
What if space flight was a homegrown endeavor, free from the constraints of mandatory information releases and press conferences? When a mission goes awry and one of the spacecraft fails to return, what bizarre phenomena
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Lords of the Stratosphere is hosted by Arthur J. Burks. The show is categorised under fiction (science) and has published 12 episodes.
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