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We have issues to discuss! Will we see it in 3D? Isn’t Thor supposed to be a god? Aren’t his powers mystical in origin? And what about Syfy’s ripoff movie?

Most NASA inspired tech spin-offs you know about, some you may never have realized, and a few commonly thought invented for Space simply got good publicity!

How has the Internet reacted to Osama bin Laden's death? From conspiracy theories, humorous anecdotes, and misquotes, we cover it all!

Heather joins us once more to discuss the X-Prize, Space-X, Virgin Atlantic, and all other means of projects and undertakings being pursued by the private space sector. We’ll talk about space tourism, NASA’s involvement, and even cover a bit of history on where the whole shebang started, and how far it has come in such a short time.

Today the SETI project announced they’d be suspending the search for alien signals indefinitely today. We look at what it would take to start this project back up, and why the timing of this shutdown is so critical!

Plus we chat about what this really means for the long term life of the SETI@Home project.

Tonight we ask the question of our age: If you could have a single super power, which would it be and why? Tonight the guys take on this defining question with their bold answers!

Not satisfied with stopping there, we go bold and take on a second crazy question: If you could be transported into a comic book world, which world would you choose. Tune in for our answers!

We wrap up our series on Mars, and explore the past, present, and future missions of our robot rovers. Learn about the upgrades the new Mars rover under construction has received, and what it’s future holds!

Plus – we take a fascinating tour of the previous rovers, and how they all compare to each other.

We review Portal 2 and tell you why it’s addictive, and completely adorable! Plus we killed hours playing Portal 2's co-op mode, tune in for the details!

HBO’s new fantasy series “Game of Thrones” premieres this Sunday, April 17th. It is based on a series of books that are very awesome, and very nerdy.

I won’t mince words -- Jeremy is a huge fanboy, and extremely excited to watch this. He wants to tell you why you should also be excited. So for our “looking to the weekend” show this week, we’re going to take you to the world of George RR Martin’s “Song of Ice and Fire” and lay some fantasy awesomeness all up in your faces.

Yesterday, the world celebrated the fifty year anniversary of the day humans first made the epic leap to leave our terrestrial bounds, and sail among the stars. In celebration of this epic event, we’re dedicating tonight’s episode to the Yuri Gagarin, and then using this historical discussion as a launching point to talk about the end of the US’ Space Shuttle Program, and the retirement of our four existing space shuttles.

Joining us for this epic space tale, is our resident space geek, Heather (aka “Mars_Base”).

Let’s get spacey!