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Here we go with the first Episode of the year - Episode 20. We'll party in New York, see where the candidates stand on the issues, answer viewer email - and take a look at the next few months ahead.

This time on the SpaceTaskForce, it's a big World Space Expo recap -- and Decision 2008 - which candidate would you like to launch with?

Here it is, our first video podcast - live to flash card at the launch of Space Shuttle Discovery, October 23, 2007 - and a really cool view of the shuttle if I could be so bold.

Hey, it's episode 14 - from the joys of space exploration - to the major question of what do we do first - Explore Earth from Space or Space from Space? That and Space Headlines as we go "live to digital media" from the Kennedy Space Center.

In this episode:

• George returns from swimming with great white sharks
  
• NASA's NEEMO mission trains aquanauts
  
• news on tiles, teachers, and ripped gloves on space shuttle mission STS-118
• tips from public relations expert Ian Murphy
• updates on 'teacher in space' Barbara Morgan's space-flown basil seeds
  
• Roving Mars on DVD with downloadable educator guide

This week on the Space Task Force, we take a look at the accident at

Mojave Spaceport, a very rough week for NASA, ZeroG expands and George

and Tim take on The Astronaut Farmer.

We're back and better than ever. This time on the TaskForce, space junk, space spelling and space horticulture -plus how the overview effect impacts everyone. Happy anniversary to Apollo 11. Enjoy.

Episode 9 of the Space Task Force. Space Shuttles, Space Diving, Isolation and Mars and "Where's Tim Now?" All ahead on Episode 9 of the Space Task Force.

Episode 10 of the SpaceTaskForce.

Tim is back in studio to talk about his recent space adventures.

We also have a special guest from NASA's Ames Research Center to talk about the role you can play in the NASA CoLab website.

My big question this week is - what if they'd had an iPhone during Project Apollo?

Would we already be on Mars?

That and a Shuttle Launch Experience on this week's SpaceTaskForce.

A very busy week in space. We cover developments on board the International Space Station and the mission of Space Shuttle Atlantis. Tim talks about watching a top-secret launch from his driveway and the launch of a new movie dedicated to the Apollo astronauts. For me - it's all about decorum in Zero-G (Bach versus Korn) and oceans on Mars.

But wait - there's more -- don't miss our review of Mr. Bailey goes to Washington.