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"This Is Rocket Science" is dedicated to making the wonders of space accessible to all. Run by the Columbia Space Initiative and produced by Eileen Lin and Thomas Sibilly. Blasting off - see ya!
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Signup to Generate a Pitch"This Is Rocket Science" is dedicated to making the wonders of space accessible to all. Run by the Columbia Space Initiative and produced by Eileen Lin and Thomas Sibilly. Blasting off - see ya!
This is Rocket Science is hosted by Columbia Space Initiative. The show has published 34 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Episode #38: Rocket Science, "Explained"" (11 September 2026, 23 minutes), "Episode #37: Meet the CubeSat Team Behind LionCub" (12 July 2026, 50 minutes), and "Episode #036: Artemis II Launch Debrief" (8 April 2026, 18 minutes).
This is Rocket Science publishes roughly every few months, with episodes averaging 28 minutes across 34 episodes.
Booking probability for This is Rocket Science is 20%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. This is Rocket Science requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. This is Rocket Science's contact route on record: public web form.
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Columbia Space Initiative hosts This is Rocket Science, a science podcast with 34 episodes published.
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Episode #38
Inspired by the offbeat, deadpan style of Philomena Cunk , this episode takes a lighthearted look at our rocketry team through conversations with the leads! Discover the technical challenges, team culture, and the...
Our CubeSat team recently launched LionCub, a nanosatellite designed completely by Columbia undergraduates! Tune in to hear about the journey and what this mission means to our CubeSat leadership team. Thank you to...
Episode #2
Artemis II was launched last Wednesday, on April 1st, no joke! In this episode, Thomas and Serdar discuss the mission objectives, the launch day, and how CSI joined together to watch this historic mission.
Welcome back to This is Rocket Science! We are so excited to have you here for our SIXTH season! Tune in to hear the latest space news 🚀
Episode #34
<p>Looking to learn more about what CSI does all year? Tune in for a chat with this year's SUITS and Micro-G leads to learn about their respective missions and their individual journeys in the Columbia Space Initiative...
Episode #33
<p>What do you think about The Martian? Anyone read the original novel it was based on by Andy Weir? Listen in on this episode of This is Rocket Science to find our personal takes on space movies and books! Recorded...
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<p>Hello Space Fans! We hope you had a cosmic and love-filled Valentine's Day! On this episode of This is Rocket Science, we blast off into the fascinating worlds of mythology and astrology, uncovering some celestial...
<p>With a new administration in office, This is Rocket Science discusses the ramifications, possible future steps, and personal thoughts about new US policy updates concerning space and NASA. Tune in to stay updated on...
Episode #30
<p>Join us in this thrilling episode of This is Rocket Science as we separate fact from fiction in the realm of space! We'll tackle some of the most popular myths about the cosmos, from black holes to the hollow moon...
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<p>This is Rocket Science is back with an exciting new season! Join us as we welcome our newest members, Eileen Lin and Deborah Melanie Esme McDougall! In this episode, we discuss the Falcon 9 launch to the ISS and the...
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<p>Hello, This is Rocket Science Fans! We are back with the final episode of the semester! This week we are joined by one of Cube Sat’s Mission Leads, David McIntosh! David walks us through what he and his team have...
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<p>You come here for science but you stay for Tina's jokes! This is Rocket Science, and we're back with another one! In this episode, we share our experiences from last week's Solar Eclipse and discuss where to see the...
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<p>Hello Science Fans! This is Rocket Science and we are back with another episode on.....eclipses! On April 8th we are set to witness a solar spectacle, a total solar eclipse! Join us as we dive into the world of...
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<p>Hey Guys, welcome back to another installment of This is Rocket Science. Today the crew attempts to unravel the new Dune Series directed by Denis Villeneuve. Please be aware this episode may contain some spoilers...
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<p>Welcome back to another episode of This is Rocket Science, today the crew explores space news and Intuitive Machine Odysseus' lunar landing!</p> <p><br></p> <p>P.S. any "financial advice" heard on this podcast is not...
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<p>The Gang is back! Join us as we explore space conspiracies, from the moon landing to UFO abductions. Do we manage to debunk these theories? Listen in to find out! </p>
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<p>Reupload: Hope everyone had a wonderful Thanksgiving holiday! This is Rocket Science is back with another one and in this episode, we explore Pulsar Timing Arrays and the implications of the directional wave...
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<p>Reupload: Hello! This is Rocket Science is back with a brand new season along with our new co-host, Tina Liu! Join us as Tina navigates Sanya and Justin through a thought experiment about the Three-Body Problem. </p>
This is Rocket Science
<p>Hope everyone had a wonderful Thanksgiving holiday! This is Rocket Science is back with another one and in this episode, we explore Pulsar Timing Arrays and the implications of the directional wave background! </p>
This is Rocket Science
<p>Hello! This is Rocket Science is back with a brand new season along with our new co-host, Tina Liu! Join us as Tina navigates Sanya and Justin through a thought experiment about the Three-Body Problem. </p>
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