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Hosted by jeffnosanov · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 66 episodes
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jeffnosanov hosts The Space Madness Podcast Video, a science show with 66 episodes published.
Jack Mills has a unique approach to journalism, inspired by authors like J.G. Ballard and William Gibson. His work delves into the strangeness of our world, exploring different pathways and futures. With a background in
In this episode, David and Bryn Oh share their unique experience of living on Mars time with their family, exploring the challenges and insights of adapting to a planetary schedule. They discuss the technical, biological
In this episode, Jeff hosts Jim Armor and Jess Sponable to explore the history and lessons of the DoD Payload Specialist Program, its connection with the space shuttle, and its implications for future space endeavors. Th
Victoria Samson, Chief Director of Space Security and Stability at the Secure World Foundation, shares insights on space sustainability, space security, and international cooperation. Discover how privately funded nonpro
In this episode, quest Quinn Morely and host Jeff Nosanov talk mostly about the NASA Innovative Advanced Concepts program and how it led to both of our aerospace entrepreneurship. Quinn's Mars "Borebot" project led to te
In this episode, Nicholas Jedrich shares his 40-year journey through NASA, from his early days in space shuttle operations to his role as chief engineer of the Science Mission Directorate. Discover insights into space mi
In this episode we talk with Tom Marotta, CEO of The Spaceport Company. His journey to founding the Spaceport Company is both fascinating and unconventional. With a background in business and urban planning, he initially
Explore the fascinating intersection of topological physics, string theory, and the nature of reality with Jenny Nielsen Ph.d. candidate at the University of Kansas. Discover how advanced mathematical models and intuitiv
I find myself drawn to space architecture as a podcast topic because 1. it takes as a given that humans will live and work in space, 2. requires challenging so many daily assumptions and 3. has so many interesting entrac
Discover Jim Erickson's 50-year journey at JPL from Voyager to Perseverence, and the lessons learned from a life spent pioneering space exploration. Jim's journey to JPL began in college when he was looking for a summer
The idea of racing in space may seem like a sci-fi fantasy, but it’s rooted in humanity's longstanding love for competition. From racing cars to horses, we have always sought to push the limits of speed. However, while o
In the rapidly evolving landscape of satellite technology, one question looms large: How can we optimize the vast resources of satellites to create more efficient networking solutions? In this episode, we explore insight
In this episode of the Space Madness podcast, host Jeff Nosanov welcomes fine artist Samuel Stubblefield, the founder of Off Earth, to discuss a captivating topic: space art. In a world increasingly fascinated by the cos
In this in-depth interview, space physicist Kelvin Long shares his journey from childhood fascination with space to pioneering advanced propulsion technologies. Discover insights on fusion energy, interstellar travel, an
In our second interview recorded shortly after the Artemis II landing, Les Johnson, NASA's former Chief Technologist, shares insights into space hardware innovation, the role of technology push versus mission pull, and t
In this episode, join me in exploring the Psyche mission to a metallic asteroid, its scientific significance, engineering challenges, and the inspiring journey of lead engineer David Oh. Discover how space exploration ad
In this episode, Jim Muncy shares his extensive experience in space policy, the evolution of NASA's programs, and the future of space exploration, including lunar bases and Mars missions. We discusses historical lessons,
In this episode of the Space Madness Podcast, host Jeff Nosanov and economist Dr. Carla Mitchell discusses Africa to Moon, a pioneering project aiming to place radio antennas on the Moon, and explores Africa's broader sp
Today host Jeff Nosanov speaks with Les Johnson, a man of many hats in the space exploration world. During his career he led research on various advanced space propulsion technologies at the George C. Marshall Space Flig
In today's episode, host Jeff Nosanov explores a very interesting offering by Meritable Solutions: a space product accelerator. With an interesting background crossing aerospace engineering and product management, Merrit
Oscar Garcia
CEO · Interflight Global
1 appearance on this show
Tom Marotta
The Spaceport Company
1 appearance on this show
Rama Afullo
Satlyt
1 appearance on this show
Samuel Stubblefield
Off Earth
1 appearance on this show
Les Johnson
NASA
2 appearances on this show
Merritt Opdycke
Meritable Solutions
1 appearance on this show
Mike Grace
Longshot
1 appearance on this show
José Andrade
Deleon
1 appearance on this show
Aaron Celestian
Museum of Natural History in Los Angeles
1 appearance on this show
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