Tag: space
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India Puts Lander On The Moon; Fourth Nation To Pull Off Lunar Landing
India makes history, putting its Chandrayaan 3 lander on the Moon on Wednesday. They’re the fourth county to pull off a lunar landing behind the United States, former Soviet Union and China.
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Ep. #588: NOT SO FAST w/ Darcy Weir
As NASA holds its first public meeting of the Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena Independent Study team, we’re reminded how much our government does not want to tell the truth. We cannot reach a conclusion without including witnesses. But even if we did, it would surely be explained away as anything but anomalous.
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Ep. #575: SOMETHING OUT THERE w/ Darcy Weir & Mike Bara
The UFO phenomenon has been recorded far beyond the boundaries of Earth. From UFOs in space and structures on the Moon, there is much about the Apollo missions that NASA and the government are going to great lengths to keep hidden.
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Ep. #574: DEFENDING A RACE FROM OUTER SPACE w/ Dr. Brad Tucker
There’s lots of talk of planetary defense these days with the creation of Space Force, the Pentagon preparing for wars with adversaries, Congress considering action on regulating space junk and countries targeting asteroids to test defensive maneuvers.
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Crew-6 Blasts Off To The International Space Station
Crew-6, the latest round of astronauts to leave Earth, are approaching the International Space Station. The crew of four departed from Kennedy Space Station early Thursday morning on a 25-hour trip to the space station.
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Researchers Study Why Black Holes Twinkle Randomly
Nobody is entirely sure why the brightness of black holes fluctuates. Researchers studied patterns from more than 5,000 black holes over five years using data from NASA’s ATLAS telescope in Hawaii.
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Ep. #515: OVER THE MOON w/ Leonard David
NASA’s Artemis mission to the Moon has run into problems. Leonard David has an update and we’ll explore the new space race and how the U.S. stacks up.
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Ep. #511: SPACE JUNKYARD w/ Dr. Brad Tucker
With space junk becoming even more of an issue and countries ramping up their activities in orbit, Congress is taking action to regulate it. Parts of old rockets are raining down on Earth at a seemingly increasing rate and with more satellites being launched, there’s concern the debris will only get worse. We’ll track it down with Dr. Brad Tucker and discuss the chances of serious damage.