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India Space Exploration – Space writer and researcher Gurbir Singh interview
Podcast: Play in new window | Download | EmbedSubscribe: RSSCheck out his book here https://amzn.to/2wVsXrg Gurbir Singh is an independent researcher on space issues. He’s been studying the subject for decades and has spoken to audiences. He also wrote a … Continue reading
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Tagged apollo, artemis, astronaut, china, commercialization, european space agency, exploration, France, Hindustan Air Limited, India, ISRO, japan, lagrange, LEO, Mars, moon, orbit, podcast, PSLV, russia, science, sounding rocket, space, spaceflight, spaceport, spacex, SSLV, starcity, telescope, Venus
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Space exploration past and future book – “Space 2.0” (BenBella Books, 2019) – Rod Pyle interview
Podcast: Play in new window | Download | EmbedSubscribe: RSS Rod Pyle has written dozens of books on the history of space exploration and commercialization. He’s currently editor of the National Space Society magazine Ad Astra. He’s interviewed many of … Continue reading
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Tagged 2001, apollo, artemis, bezos, blue origin, buzz aldrin, china, cubesats, enterprise, european space agency, infrastructure, ITAR, japan, JPL, launch, mars 2020, NASA, okuda, outland, podcast, propulsion, robotics, russia, skylab, soviet union, space, spacex, star trek, star wars, united launch alliance
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