Amazing Technology at the NASA Innovative Advanced Concepts Symposium

Amazing Technology at the NASA Innovative Advanced Concepts Symposium

Planetary Radio host Mat Kaplan interviewed NIAC Fellows about their revolutionary projects as part of the 2021 virtual symposium. You’ll hear highlights including how we might grow structures on the Moon and Mars from fungi, and solar sails that will pass excruciatingly close to the Sun before they zoom out of our solar system. We’ll also check in with Society chief scientist Bruce Betts for another What’s Up. Learn more at https://www.planetary.org/planetary-radio/2021-2021-niac-symposium

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Hayabusa2 flies by asteroid Torifune

JAXA's Hayabusa2 flew within 400 meters (1,300 feet) of asteroid Torifune on July 5 and confirmed that it's a contact binary, two lobes stuck together. Paul Abell, NASA's Chief Scientist for Small Bod...

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Book Club Edition: Alien Oceans by Kevin Hand

Book Club Edition: Alien Oceans by Kevin Hand

Where are we most likely to find evidence of life, past or living, in the Solar System? Planetary scientist and author Kevin Hand looks to warm, salty ocean depths beneath protective layers of ice on ...

18 Sep 1h 7min

Star Trek at 60: What Vulcans and Klingons can teach us about being human (Part 2)

Star Trek at 60: What Vulcans and Klingons can teach us about being human (Part 2)

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Star Trek at 60: What do we value the most? (Part 1)

Star Trek at 60: What do we value the most? (Part 1)

Star Trek turned 60 on Sept. 8, 2026, and to celebrate, we're kicking off a special two-part series exploring the franchise's deep and lasting connection to real-world space exploration. In Part 1, Ro...

9 Sep 59min

Space Policy Edition: The Long Space Age with Alex MacDonald

Space Policy Edition: The Long Space Age with Alex MacDonald

We tend to think of private space exploration as a recent phenomenon. But as Alex MacDonald, former Chief Economist at NASA, argues in his book "The Long Space Age," privately funded space exploration...

4 Sep 1h 7min

World Space Week and farewell to Swift

World Space Week and farewell to Swift

Dennis Stone, president and co-founder of the World Space Week Association, takes us behind the scenes of the largest annual space event on Earth. From its origins as a volunteer effort in Houston to ...

2 Sep 1h 4min

The Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope is ready to launch

The Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope is ready to launch

After decades of development, the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope is preparing to launch. Once in orbit, Roman will conduct the widest surveys of the universe ever attempted, probing the nature of d...

26 Aug 56min

Book Club Edition: Becoming Martian by Scott Solomon

Book Club Edition: Becoming Martian by Scott Solomon

Will we change or terraform Mars to better suit humans? Or are we more likely to change ourselves to better fit the red planet? How far can evolution take us in these new and exotic environments? Thes...

21 Aug 1h 17min

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