STARS Launch Pod

Discover how SCIVIS at Space Camp is transforming the lives of blind and visually impaired students through hands-on STEM experiences, global connections, and confidence-building opportunities. This inspiring program proves that space exploration is truly for everyone.

Explore the cutting edge of space science as planetary scientist Thomas O’Sullivan reveals how icy moons like Europa and Enceladus could harbor life beneath their frozen surfaces. From NASA’s groundbreaking discoveries to the future of AI-driven space missions, this conversation dives into humanity’s quest to answer one of the biggest questions of all: are we alone in the universe?

Discover how the rapidly growing space economy is creating global opportunities beyond engineering—from business and entrepreneurship to innovation and leadership. Insights from Space Economy Institute founder Antonio Ragusa.

We’re on the brink of a new space age. Discover what’s next for the Moon, Mars, and beyond—plus the surprising fusion of science and rock music—with astronomy legend Dave Eicher.

Discover how space architecture is transforming the future of space travel. In this episode, Adam Oswald shares how human-centered design is shifting missions from survival to thriving—on Earth and beyond.

Dr. Dan Britt, a veteran of four NASA missions, reveals the harsh realities of lunar exploration, the hidden challenges of landing on the Moon, and why asteroid mining may be closer than we think. Discover what it really takes to succeed in space—and why thinking like we do on Earth could be our biggest mistake.

Discover how the new space economy is transforming our future. In this episode, CisLunar Industries CTO Joe Pawelski explains how space manufacturing, plasma propulsion, and high-power satellite systems could enable industries on the Moon and beyond.

Space Camp is more than rockets and simulations—it’s where curiosity turns into confidence. Join us as Robin Soprano shares how immersive experiences are launching future explorers toward the stars.

The rocket gets the headlines — but the payload is the mission. Learn how Ecoatoms is building intelligent space systems that will help humans thrive beyond Earth.

From drawing space shuttles as a child in Argentina to leading a NASA-partnered space company, Dr. Solange Massa shares how small “micro-aha” moments can build a future on Mars.

What if the key to protecting astronauts from deadly space radiation isn’t metal — but mushrooms?

Astronautical architect Esther Gulacsi is pioneering an unexpected solution: using fungi and mycelium as lightweight, self-growing radiation shields for future space missions. From DIY lab experiments to testing at NASA’s Space Radiation Laboratory, her groundbreaking work could help make long-duration travel to the Moon, Mars, and beyond safer than ever before.