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John Read - Beers in Space Part 2 (Astronomer, Author of 50 Things to see with a Telescope)
Join us at Garrison's Oxford Tap Room as we sit down with returning guest, astronomer John Reed for an episode brimming with celestial stories and refreshing pints. We kick things off with a chat about our favorite brews – from the summery jazzler to a spicy jalapeno ale – before diving into John's recent adventure in New Brunswick. Hear about the dramatic temperature drops and the peculiar behavior of birds during the partial eclipse, as well as John's thrilling journey through a snowstorm just in time to catch the phenomenon under clear skies.
Is space tourism the next big leap or just a risky venture? We explore this hot topic by discussing the potential of analog missions and private space endeavors like Polaris Dawn. John sheds light on the technological advancements making space travel safer, recalling historical tragedies to underscore the gravity of these risks. We also examine the push towards sustainable practices in the space industry, including hydrogen fuel innovations and the vital role of space science in environmental monitoring. Exciting future projects like the AstroTourism Center in Halifax are on the horizon, aiming to make astronomy more accessible and inspiring.
From the theoretical realms of Dyson Spheres to the pressing issue of space debris, our conversation spans the cosmos. We ponder whether Jupiter could have been a star, the enduring storm on its surface, and the fascinating dynamics of our solar system's gas giants. The discussion on space debris brings forth creative solutions, including the whimsical idea of moon dumping. As we wrap up, we reflect on the marvels of space telescopes like James Webb and Hubble, and tease the possibility of a live session during a telescope launch. Don't miss this episode packed with astronomical insights, spirited debates, and dreams of future space explorations.
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Kimia Nejat of Kimia Nejat Realty
Marc Zirka - Strategy Up
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By Afternoon PintJoin us at Garrison's Oxford Tap Room as we sit down with returning guest, astronomer John Reed for an episode brimming with celestial stories and refreshing pints. We kick things off with a chat about our favorite brews – from the summery jazzler to a spicy jalapeno ale – before diving into John's recent adventure in New Brunswick. Hear about the dramatic temperature drops and the peculiar behavior of birds during the partial eclipse, as well as John's thrilling journey through a snowstorm just in time to catch the phenomenon under clear skies.
Is space tourism the next big leap or just a risky venture? We explore this hot topic by discussing the potential of analog missions and private space endeavors like Polaris Dawn. John sheds light on the technological advancements making space travel safer, recalling historical tragedies to underscore the gravity of these risks. We also examine the push towards sustainable practices in the space industry, including hydrogen fuel innovations and the vital role of space science in environmental monitoring. Exciting future projects like the AstroTourism Center in Halifax are on the horizon, aiming to make astronomy more accessible and inspiring.
From the theoretical realms of Dyson Spheres to the pressing issue of space debris, our conversation spans the cosmos. We ponder whether Jupiter could have been a star, the enduring storm on its surface, and the fascinating dynamics of our solar system's gas giants. The discussion on space debris brings forth creative solutions, including the whimsical idea of moon dumping. As we wrap up, we reflect on the marvels of space telescopes like James Webb and Hubble, and tease the possibility of a live session during a telescope launch. Don't miss this episode packed with astronomical insights, spirited debates, and dreams of future space explorations.
Send us a text
Kimia Nejat of Kimia Nejat Realty
Marc Zirka - Strategy Up
Support the show
Please Follow Afternoon Pint on Youtube Facebook Instagram & TikTok - Every follow and subscription helps support Canadian made media!
Learn more about #afternoonpint on our website: www.afternoonpint.ca
#afternoonpint #entrepreneur #business #ideas #arts #culture #discussions #authors #politics #money #music #popular #movies #canadalife #madeincanada