The SpaceInfo Podcast

In a momentous third test flight from South Texas, SpaceX's Starship megarocket, heralded as the world's largest and most potent rocket, surged to orbital velocity for the very first time on Thursday. Amidst a gathering of Spring Break onlookers, dedicated rocket enthusiasts, and avid SpaceX supporters congregated along the southern shores of South Padre Island and its environs, the colossal Starship vehicle embarked on its historic journey from the company's facilities near Boca Chica Beach. Departing approximately 5 miles (8 kilometers) south of the excited crowd, the launch occurred precisely at 9:25 a.m. EDT.
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Space is not just a static void. It is a dynamic arena where celestial bodies interact with one another, and where invisible forces create a symphony of activity known as space weather. If you want to know more about space, with exclusive content and a membership, visit our website at www.spaceinfo.club

Dive into the cosmic spectacle of the next solar eclipse with SpaceInfo! 🌞✨ Hey: it's happening in one month... Save the date! Get ready for expert advice, invaluable tips, and fascinating facts to make the most of this celestial event. Tune in and journey through the wonders of the universe as we unlock the secrets of the skies! #SolarEclipse #SpaceExploration #CosmicAdventure

Talking about what happened to Intuitive Machines' rover Odysseus is a must today, but with our Special GUEST Ruby Patterson we also talked about new ways of seeing Space as a Commercial asset for companies like: Columbia Sportswear, Build-A-Bear, Prada, Axiom Space, Oreo, DoubleTree by Hilton hotels, Zero G Kitchen, Nanoracks powered by Voyager Space and also the artist Jeff Koons! Hope you'll enjoy this episode of the SpaceInfo Club Podcast and let us know what you think!

The exploration and utilization of space resources have long been the dreams of scientists, astronomers, and visionaries alike. One intriguing avenue within this domain is asteroid mining, a concept that has gained significant attention in recent years.

In this episode we talk about the impressive and iconic image portraying Astronaut Bruce McCandless performing an untethered spacewalk: one of the images that made the history of human spaceflight! Plus: effects of microgravity on the human body. Enjoy the episode and let us know what you want to hear next! Chapters: 00:00 - Bruce McCandless and his history Spacewalk 04:14 - How does the human body adapt to microgravity?

Welcome back to the SpaceInfo Podcast! Today we'll talk about latest Virgin Galactic's commercial 'space' flight, the latest news on the Japanese Moon Rover (SLIM) and Asteroid Mining, a much controverted topic we discussed on our social pages lately. Don't miss out!
Here the chapters: 0:00 Virgin Galactic 3:35 SLIM Lunar Rover 7:00 Asteroid Mining

How do you get from Earth to the International Space Station? Which is the Time Zone onboard? Did you know that they work on shift like in a factory? Sometime the Station is moved from its orbit, but why?! In the end one question for you!
Here the chapters for a better listening:

• 00:37-05:44 - How to dock to the ISS
• 05:45-07:50 - Time zones and communication with the ground
• 07:51-08:55 - Moving the Station
• 08:56-end - A question for you!

Controversies have arisen, but the first all-European commercial space crew has successfully docked to the International Space Station! Ax-3 stands as a testament to the collaborative efforts of private enterprises, space agencies, and individuals, paving the way for an exciting era of commercial space exploration and scientific innovation.