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On Air - Actually Rocket Science
Hosted by Student Council of Aerospace and Geodesy · technology · EN-US
About this Podcast:
The Student Council for Aerospace and Geodesy invites one professor per month to have fascinating talks about their fields of research in Aerospace or Geodesy.-------------------This podcast is produced by the FSLRG team for public relations on behalf of the student body. Both the Student Council and its guests act independently and are not to be seen as a representation of the Technical University of Munich.A big thank you to everybody who contributed to this project! <3
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What is On Air - Actually Rocket Science about?
The Student Council for Aerospace and Geodesy invites one professor per month to have fascinating talks about their fields of research in Aerospace or Geodesy.-------------------This podcast is produced by the FSLRG team for public relations on behalf of the student body.
What has On Air - Actually Rocket Science covered recently?
Recent episodes include "#16 - Go With the Flow: Fluid Mechanics - Prof. Nikolaus Adams" (9 January 2026, 45 minutes), "#15 - Breaking Barriers in Aerospace - Michaela Benthaus" (30 November 2024, 55 minutes), and "#14 - ALGAE in Space and Life Support Systems - Prof. Gisela Detrell" (1 November 2024, 60 minutes).
How often does On Air - Actually Rocket Science publish?
On Air - Actually Rocket Science publishes roughly every few months, with episodes averaging 52 minutes across 18 episodes.
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On Air - Actually Rocket Science
#15 - Breaking Barriers in Aerospace - Michaela Benthaus
Nov 30, 202455 minS0<p>What is it like to participate in a zero-gravity flight? What does living in an analog station entail?</p><p>In this episode, join us as we dive into the inspiring journey of Michaela Benthaus, a TUM Aerospace...
On Air - Actually Rocket Science
#14 - ALGAE in Space and Life Support Systems - Prof. Gisela Detrell
Nov 1, 20241 hourS0<p>How do we build the future of life in space?</p><p>Join us for a fascinating episode with Professor Gisela Detrell, Chair of Human Spaceflight Technology at Technical University of Munich (TUM). Her groundbreaking...
Jun 21, 20241h 10mS0<p>What is the job of a test pilot? What physical strain does a fighter pilot have to withstand?</p><p>In this episode we welcome Stephan Leuthner, test pilot for fighter aircraft. As a project pilot for FCAS, he offers...
May 7, 20241h 14mS0<p>Why do we see the typical tube and wing configuration in today's aircraft and what could they look like in the future? Gain insights into the driving forces shaping the future of aviation as we explore multiple...
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Feb 9, 20241h 12mS1<p>What is flight control? Why do airplane crashes happen and who is responsible? What were the thoughts behind the B.Sc. Aerospace? What is the most important skill for your career and studies as an...
Dec 23, 202337 minS0<p>As we celebrate the one year anniversary of "ON AIR - Actually Rocket Science", we look back at funny moments behind the scenes, see whether the students actually learned something in a quiz, have a battle of the...
Nov 29, 20231h 4mS0<p>In this episode, we explore the depths of lunar and</p><p>planetary exploration with Professor Philipp Reiss. What is the role of private</p><p>entities, such as SpaceX and Blue Origin, in this new race to the Moon...
Oct 21, 20231h 4mS1<p>In this episode, Professor Alessandro Golkar shares his insights and experiences on teaching, research, and entrepreneurship in the field of satellites and space systems.</p><p>--------------------</p><p>0:00:00...
Episode #7
Episode #7: Prof. Klaus Drechsler - How carbon composites revolutionized aerospace engineering
Aug 31, 202356 minS1<p>What makes carbon fiber composites so special? How can we store hydrogen more efficiently? Can carbon fiber composites be a sustainable material? Prof. Klaus Drechsler told us all about...
Episode #6
Epsiode #6.2: Prof. Markus Ryll - AI, Challenges and Responsibilities of Autonomous Drones
Jul 7, 202337 minS1<p>Will we ever see autonomous drone delivery systems in every day life? What are neural networks and how does model predictive control work? Are scientist responsible for misuse of their research? How can you relax...
Episode #6
Epsiode #6.1: Prof. Markus Ryll - Unlocking the Power and Applications of Quadrotor Technology
Jun 30, 202333 minS1<p>When will deliveries be performed by drones? What are the application fields of UAVs? How to ensure safe and reliable autonomous multirotor flight? Find out why working with quadrotors is so interesting and offers...
May 31, 202338 minS1<p>Discover the world of Geodesy as we chat with Prof. Christoph Holst from the Chair of Engineering Geodesy. Learn about monitoring landslides and the future capabilities of laser scanning technology. Geodetic...
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EPISODE #4: Astronaut Prof. Ulrich Walter - How space exploration is changing & Europe's role in it
Mar 31, 20231h 1mS1<p>What does launching on a space shuttle feel like? Will Europe stay a competitive part in the launcher market? Should humans venture out to other planets? What impact do conflicts on earth have in space? These are...
Feb 27, 202347 minS1<p>How does ChatGPT work and can you cheat with it? How do we handle big data? What data can be shared securely? If you are interested in the answers to these questions, you will definitely enjoy our talk with Prof. Dr...
Feb 7, 20231h 6mS1<p>How do rocket engines work? How can you ignite them? How is the space industry changing?</p><p>Those are only some of the questions we talked to Prof. Dr. -Ing. Chiara Manfletti...
Dec 15, 202249 minS1<p>What will the next airliners look like? How can we improve the development of new aircraft? What should be the next step after your master in aerospace?</p><p>Those are only some of the questions we talked to Prof...
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Ulrich Walter
astronaut, Bündnis gegen Depression
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Nikolaus Adams
Chair of Aerodynamics and Fluid Mechanics
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Gisela Detrell
Technical University of Munich
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Christoph Holst
Chair of Engineering Geodesy
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