Going Off World EP 4: Rocket Science and Story Craft
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This conversation explores the future of space exploration with Dr. Jeffrey Landis, NASA researcher at the John Glenn Research Center. We delve into innovative technologies for upcoming missions to Mars and beyond, highlighting in-situ resource utilization and the intersection of science fiction and reality.
• Insight into Dr. Jeffrey Landis's background and motivation for a career in science
• Discussion on solar power technologies and energy strategies used in Mars missions
• Examination of in-situ resource utilization for sustainable living on Mars
• Exploration of challenges and innovations for Venus exploration plans
• Consideration of the impact of science fiction on real-world scientific advancements
• Questions concerning human versus robotic capabilities in future space missions
• Reflection on the geopolitical implications of lunar colonization and exploration
• Overview of upcoming space missions and technological advancements in propulsion
You can follow the conversation's developments and explore more episodes with us or check out Dr. Landis's work for further discoveries in space.
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Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/going-off-world-moon-mars-venus-and-beyond/id1737881627
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6WjqRL2AZnLWO7Z3DTDjS1?si=d47c055cca1e4df7
Web: https://goingoffworld.buzzsprout.com/
Thank you for joining me on this ongoing journey into the future. Until next time, stay curious, and always think forward.
Chapters
1. Welcome to Going Offworld (00:00:00)
2. Journey to the Moon, Mars, Venus, and Beyond (00:04:17)
3. Interview with NASA Researcher Dr. Jeffrey Landis (00:18:39)
4. Innovative Technologies for Mars Exploration (00:34:12)
5. Solar Power and Resource Utilization (00:45:50)
6. Understanding Mars Time with NASA (01:19:17)
7. Exploring Venus: Unique Challenges Ahead (13:18:21)
8. Connecting Science Fiction with Real Possibilities (16:10:08)
9. The Next Milestone in Space Exploration (23:30:23)
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