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Today we give a look into yesterday's Boeing Starliner Launch, which didn't happen, yet, due to a mechanical issue on a fuel valve on the launche itself. So if you were going to blame Boeing for a glitch on the spacecraft, this is not the case. The long awaited launch of the Starliner capsule had to be scheduled due to a different problem and today we give a look at the cause thanks to the words of Tory Bruno, President and CEO of United Launch Alliance (ULA). Leave a positive review and Share the SpaceInfo Podcast with your friends to help us always bring you the best content!

Today we talk about iSpace and China's bold mission to establish a foothold in the cosmos, journeying beyond Earth's bounds, pointing to the Moon. Will they make it? Will iSpace land a rover and put a satellite constellation into Moon's orbit? Support the SpaceInfo Club by just subscribing and sharing this video with your friends 🚀 www.spaceinfo.club

Today we talk about yesterday's relocation of the SpaceX's Crew Dragon Capsule onboard the ISS, you'll find out how this particular Space Operation occurs and some words about Space Privatization. Are you already a member of the SpaceInfo Club? It's free and gives you a lot of content, visit www.spaceinfo.club

Inside this new format, we receive your suggestions, questions and topics you'd like to see on the channel and we try to discuss about them. Today we start this new format talking about Space Science: is it worth the money?
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Today the SpaceInfo Club brings you into a Space Company: ARGOTEC. Born in 2008 in Italy, has its headquarter in Turin. Argotec's Emilio Fazzoletto will guide you into the latest and most intriguing projects, with personal insights and a privileged point of view. The company's focus spans various aspects of space missions, including spacecraft and payload design, integration, and operation. Argotec provides services to both institutional and commercial customers, contributing to a wide range of space projects. Enjoy the listening!

Today we talk about the Great American Eclipse occurred last Monday, 8th of April 2024, through the privileged voice of Ruby Patterson, who followed the whole event live on the spot. Plus: some words about something people are starting talking about these days: the Three Body Problem. Enjoy the Episode!

Welcome to a new series inside the SpaceInfo Podcast: SPACE FELLOWS, where we'll delve into the lives of some of the most influential people in the history of Space Flight: scientists, astronauts, engineers and everyone who should be remembered for his or her contribution to humanity's quest for Space. Today we'll talk about Wernher von Braun: don't forget to tell us what you think and let us know what we've missed!

The next SOLAR ECLIPSE is happening in less than A WEEK! It will run over the North American continent a a lot of people are rushing to see it... today we talk about this with a special guest, you've already heard her in a previous episode: she is Ruby Patterson!

The Earth's ozone layer, a crucial shield against the sun's harmful ultraviolet radiation, faced a grave threat in the 1980s when the discovery of a gaping hole above Antarctica sent shockwaves through the scientific community. However, international cooperation spurred by this alarming revelation has led to significant strides in protecting and repairing this vital layer of our atmosphere.
Let's find out more about ozone and its importance for life on Earth!
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We start a new format - Interview to... - and today our special guest is Cedric Lorant, CEO and Founder of EmTroniX. Active in the Space Field from more than 23 years now, EmTroniX is among the top companies in Luxembourg! Find out all the insights from this incredible Company, the genesis idea behind it, how it was developed and how the whole company evolved in time, with special thought about some famous missions they took part... oh, and a special question about their talent research for their Space Projects! You can be the one they're looking for!
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