Join Host David Denault for his first Podcast of the year. Today, some scientists say the Moon Titan is safer Mars. Hear Amander Hendrix says Musk should have his sights on Titan.
About Space Today and America In Space presents the 2020 Year In Review. The accomplishments and successful failures. Join Rick Potlock from our Washington Bureau with a special tribute to the man of the Right Stuff!
In our galaxy long ago, three brave astronauts would depart to orbit the Moon. They were to see Christmas dawn from 250-thousand miles away. Their Christmas Message was one of "peace." Join Host David Denault as he shares a Christmas Message From Long Ago.
With just three remaining days before Christmas, be sure to join Host David Denault and find out what its like to spend Christmas at 250 miles above the Earth's surface traveling 17,500 an hour. Two astronauts from the ISS will share thoughts.
It's a report long overdue for those of you who have emailed AST about Smokey The Bear. Join Host David Denault as he shares a delightful report of your requests about this iconic bear.
He's back... Following the flooding our the Washington Studio and with repair complete Join Rick Potlock for an intriguing two part report of Sounds From Space.
For the first time, the International Space Station has a full compliment crew of seven astronauts but only enough sleeping pods for six? Join Host David Denault and Dawn Meyer, AST's Florida Space News Editor on how to solve the problem.
A stow-a-way on board the Crew1 Dragon mission is discovered when the crew reaches zero gravity. Join Dawn Meyer when she reports of who is on-board besides the crew.
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Listen Twice Monthly! With Emmy Award broadcast journalist David Denault with reports from John Gomez and Dawn Meyer, space coast news editor.