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The SpaceInfo Podcast: Ozone Hole The Earth's ozone layer, a crucial shield against the sun's harmful ultraviolet radiation, faced a grave threat in the 1980s when the discovery of a gaping hole above ⁠Antarctica⁠ sent shockwaves through the scientific community. However, international cooperation spurred by this alarming revelation has led to significant strides in protecting and repairing this vital layer of our ⁠atmosphere⁠. Let's find out more about ozone and its importance for life on Earth: we discussed about this topic inside our latest podcast episode. Tell us what you think: https://lnkd.in/dbFwAkVk and if you have any comment, don't hesitate telling us: what we can do better, next topics you'd like to know about and any suggestion is welcome! #earth #ozone #space #environment

S2:E09 "To boldly go where no man has gone before" How does space exploration drive advancements in technology, inspire discovery, and address humanity's future challenges? In this episode, we discuss the evolution of space travel, from the launch of Sputnik and the Apollo moon landing to emerging technologies like reusable rockets and AI-driven mission management. We explore the challenges of space travel, including radiation, isolation, and the psychology of long-duration missions, and highlight groundbreaking innovations designed to address these obstacles. We also examine the motivations behind humanity's quest to explore beyond Earth, from the search for extraterrestrial life to the long-term goal of planetary colonization. By uniting around shared goals, space exploration has the potential to advance technology, benefit life on Earth, and inspire a collective vision for the future. #podcast #technology #spaceexploration #ai #science

The new space age is here—but what kind of possibilities and dangers does this new space age bring? On the latest LSE iQ Podcast, I had the privilege of discussing these pressing questions alongside Dr. Helen Sharman, first British astronaut and Dr. Jill Stuart (LSE). The themes discussed include: 🌕 Ownership of the Moon and space mining 🚀 The growing risks of space junk 🛰️ The future of space weapons and security 🌌 The ethics and politics of space exploration #SpaceExploration #SpacePolicy #LSEIDEAS #LSE https://lnkd.in/eqpjqNEq

Check out the latest episode of the #PlanetNOAA Podcast, featuring Captain Sam Greenaway, Chief of the Hydrographic Surveys Division at the Office of Coast Survey!

"If climate is where you want to be working, you don't have to be directly working on climate because there are lots of secondary things that need to be developed. So this is let's make some money--and we need to do that in order for this to scale up and be sustainable financially--but really, let's help each other out as much as we can." I had the pleasure of interviewing climate entrepreneur Paul Mahacek, founder of AtmoCooling, for my podcast It's Not Rocket Science. If you're interested in climate tech, SpaceX, ROVs, or how smart people end up where they are, listen to the episode. This week I'm holding what Paul said about the fear we feel facing hard problems: "You're going to figure this out. It's going to be OK." #spacex #climate

#Podcast 🎙️: Aerospacelab CEO and founder Benoît Deper joins the Rockets & Radars podcast with host Martin Majercin discussing everything from the challenges of transitioning from government-driven to commercial space markets, to the importance of in-house manufacturing for quality and efficiency. "If you look at the supply chain of space components today, it's basically broken. Parts are expensive, of poor quality and not functioning properly in space. And then there's the systemic optimization aspect, if you procure from a third-party, you have to take what you are given to work with, making it more difficult to optimize." Listen to the full podcast: https://lnkd.in/eWKSHaMz

In this episode of my 🎧✨ #IAC2024 #Podcast series, we deep dive into the 75th IAC2024 International Astronautical Congress in Milan, Italy. 🌠Organized by the International Astronautical Federation, hosted by AIDAA - The Italian Association of Aeronautics and Astronautics and Agenzia Spaziale Italiana and Leonardo. Let's break down everything you need to know about the #sponsors and #exhibitors making waves in #space #exploration, international giants like NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration, European Space Agency - ESA, SpaceX, and even rising stars! https://lnkd.in/dR5viUXE Curious about how companies like Axiom Space and Blue Origin are shaping the future? Want to learn about niche players pushing the limits with nano-satellites or optical coatings for aerospace? 🛰️ Tune in as we uncover this year’s conference and explore the global collaboration fueling the next era of space innovation. 🌍🚀 Take a look as well to my map of sponsors and Expositors of IAC2024 https://lnkd.in/dVWgfmxt 🎧 Listen in for your backstage pass to this monumental space event, and discover how these industry leaders are tackling themes like sustainability, space debris, and equitable access to space resources. What’s your take on the growing role of private companies in space? Comment your thoughts below. 👋See you there! #IAC2024 #SpaceExploration #SustainabilityInSpace #SpaceInnovation #PrivateSpaceIndustry #STEM

A few weeks ago, I had a conversation with Aravind Ravichandran about the state of the EO industry, mega class EO satellites, TerraWatch Space, the EO Summit Conference and much more. I am always inspired by Aravind’s passion and advocacy for user-driven and user-centric EO solutions. The link to the episode is below. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did chatting with Aravind. And thanks Ari Lewis 🚀🏭 for introducing me to Aravind! 🤝 🎧 https://lnkd.in/eiMMv6-T

How does satellite imagery help companies stay green? On Episode 33 of The Satellite & NewSpace Matters Podcast we were joined by Jakub Dziwisz, the CEO at Orbify, to talk about the applications of earth observation technology. Watch the clip below to find out more about battling greenwashing from space ⬇️ You can also catch up on the whole podcast through the links in the comments 🔗 #Greenwashing #SatelliteTechnology #EarthObservation

My thanks to Louis Zacharilla and the fantastic team at Space and Satellite Professionals International for the opportunity to discuss #uaps and #criticalinfrastructure for #space. Check out the episode below for insights from Greg Eghigian, Debra Werner, and I on important space and #emergingtechnology topics. https://lnkd.in/eUvUq3ZG