Best Pv Pod Podcasts (2024)

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What to Know about Progression in Polycythemia Vera 23:43

1M ago23:43

23:43

On this episode, Dr. Douglas Tremblay from Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York City discusses progression in polycythemia vera (PV). He elaborates on the transformation of PV into other diseases such as myelofibrosis and acute myeloid leukemia (AML), different ways progression can be defined, and the factors that contribute to the risk of pr…

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Breakthrough in Cell Biology and Neuroscience in 2023 2:20

4M ago2:20

2:20

Study 1:Researchers at harvard changed regions within mitochondria in humans and mouse cells. Mouse cells produce protein faster through mRNA translation than human cells while embryos develop at different speeds between species.Lazaro et al, 2023, A stem cell zoo uncovers intracellular scaling of developmental tempo across mammals. Cell Stem Cell …

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What We’ve Learned So Far About Polycythemia Vera 35:56

6M ago35:56

35:56

On this episode, we travel back to our previous episodes to deliver some highlights of what we’ve learned so far. Dr. Prithviraj Bose gives us an overview of polycythemia vera, patient Nick Napolitano discusses his diagnosis, husband and wife team Joe and Patty Monteleone discuss the caregiver/patient relationship, David Wallace talks about his ins…

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Polycythemia Vera: Treatment Considerations with Dr. Aaron Gerds 21:01

7M ago21:01

21:01

On this episode, we hear from Aaron Gerds, MD of the Cleveland Clinic about what to expect when starting treatment for polycythemia vera. He talks about setting treatment goals, monitoring treatment progress, how to have an open conversation with your doctor, and more on this episode of the PV Pod. Transparency Statement: The PV Cancer Podcast is p…

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7 Big Ideas from 2023 - Ep 44 3:49

7M ago3:49

3:49

7 Big Ideas from Kole’s Twitter (twitter.com/kolelutz). Explore carbon capture near airports and wildfire smoke, remote sensing to image wet wood, CO2 clouds, and energy efficient wind turbines. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/frontier-space/support

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Reflective Materials to Prevent Ice Melting - Ep 43 25:48

8M ago25:48

25:48

Dive into research, materials and progress of reflective materials to prevent ice melting with Dr. Leslie Field, Founder of Bright Ice and Arctic Ice Project (https://www.arcticiceproject.org/) Learn about Arctic Ice Project, and Bright Ice a nonprofit that plans to inhibit glacial melting by adding a safe, reflective material to the surface of dir…

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CoolSeal Reflective Coatings on Pavement - Ep 42 33:28

1y ago33:28

33:28

Explore GuardTop’s CoolSeal Reflective Coating to reflect 30% more sunlight, reduce asphalt surface temperatures by 10-25 degrees Fahrenheit, and save millions in thermal/energy costs. Dive into solar-activated engineered pigment, material properties, challenges such as UV light, microcracks, and also the environment/energy/cost savings, growth and…

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Self Advocacy & Patient Education 23:44

1y ago23:44

23:44

Our guest on this episode is David Wallace, founder of The PV Reporter. Diagnosed with polycythemia vera in 2009, David created this website as an MPN (myeloproliferative neoplasm) resource hub and a way to give back to the community. Transparency Statement: The PV Cancer Podcast is produced by Believe Limited and made possible by PharmaEssentia. V…

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Polycythemia Vera: A Caregiver Experience 29:23

1y ago29:23

29:23

On this episode, we’re in conversation with a husband and wife team of Joe and Patty Monteleone. Patty has PV and Joe is her supportive caregiver. We’ll hear about diagnosis both from a patient and supportive caregiver perspective as well as the unique challenges they have experienced. Transparency Statement: The PV Cancer Podcast is produced by Be…

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Sunlight, Skin, and Vitamin D Synthesis - Ep 41 26:06

1y ago26:06

26:06

Learn about research,benefits, and significance from humans producing vitamin D from sunlight. Our guest Dr. Michael Hollick, who is considered to be the father of vitamin D, is responsible for creating a billion-dollar vitamin D sales market and testing juggernaut, shares his research and findings on Sunlight-induced Vitamin Synthesis. --- Support…

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Polycythemia vera: A Patient Experience 20:59

1+ y ago20:59

20:59

On this episode, we talk with Nick Napolitano who has polycythemia vera. He talks about his diagnosis, the emotional impact of being diagnosed with PV and some tips on how to deal with this disease. Transparency Statement: The PV Cancer Podcast is produced by Believe Limited and made possible by PharmaEssentia. Visit PharmaEssentia.com to learn mor…

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5 Mysteries in Materials Science & Defects 5:46

1+ y ago5:46

5:46

Explore five mysteries in materials science, engineering and defects. Glimpse into emerging research projects as we gander into the world of nanoparticles and nanotechnology. This video was created from UVA's MSE 3060 Defects & Microstructures course.Chapters:0:00 Divacancies1:33 Oxygen Vacancies2:20 Armor Shield3:00 Space & Crystal Lattice4:13 Dar…

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Polycythemia Vera 101 21:46

1+ y ago21:46

21:46

What exactly is polycythemia vera? What are the symptoms? How is it diagnosed? How is it treated? What happens if you don’t treat it? On this episode we speak with Prithviraj Bose, MD. He talks about working in polycythemia vera, the foundational science, best practices and other “need to knows” of PV. Transparency Statement: The PV Cancer Podcast …

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Introducing the PV Pod: Stories from the Marrow 1:43

1+ y ago1:43

1:43

The PV Pod: Stories from the Marrow is a podcast about Polycythemia Vera (PV) and is intended for patients, caregivers, providers, and the greater community of people who are impacted by PV. Each episode, The PV Pod: Stories from the Marrowstrives to provide listeners with critical education, the latest scientific updates, and voices from the commu…

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10 Ideas on Biological Evolution in 2022 3:58

1+ y ago3:58

3:58

Explore Ten Ideas on Biological Evolution from Top Engaged Tweets from Twitter (https://twitter.com/kolelutz) in 2022 0:13 Unexplored Space Biology on ISS, 0:45 Cambrian Explosion Earlier, 1:06 Before humans Advanced Civilisation,1:24 Access Digital Calendar, 1:36 Higher Intelligence Underwater, 1:56 Dolphins from Wolves,2:12 Growth of Winged Speci…

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3D Printing Minimass Concrete Beams In Situ - Ep 38 34:17

1+ y ago34:17

34:17

Learn about Minimass from Andy Coward on the mission to create low-carbon, low-cost, 3d printed concrete beams with 78% reduction in concrete, and 50% reduction in material costs. Approach holds potential to 3D print any compression carrying material for buildings and bridges on Earth and beyond. Topics include: 3D printing with mortar in-situ, saw…

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AIAA SciTech 2023, Podcast Interview with Taylor Fazzini 12:54

1+ y ago12:54

12:54

Dive behind the scenes at AIAA's SciTech 2023 Forum with Taylor Fazzini, Principal Systems Engineer at Northrop Grumman. AIAA SciTech hosted a record breaking 5,800 researchers/professionals, 30+ exhibitors 2500+ technical panels/sessions, 70+ different companies participating at National Harbor, MD now that forum is back in person, Learn More http…

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Harvesting Xrays and Gamma Rays PV Cells Materials - Ep 36 27:01

1+ y ago27:01

27:01

Learn about how lead Iodide perovskites (CH3Nh3PbI3) and thin-film cadmium telluride (CdTe) can be utilised for X ray and gamma voltaics. After researchers observed 75% charge collection efficiency with MAPbl3, Material shows less than 20% decrease in performance up to 40 Sv of Xray dose, demonstrating very good stability with a few on orbit demos.…

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10 Big Ideas and Questions in 2022 3:30

1+ y ago3:30

3:30

Dive into underexplored ideas and questions in Top Engaging Tweets from Kole's Twitter in 2022. https://twitter.com/kolelutz --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/frontier-space/support

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How Exoplanet Radio Transits Probe Magnetic Fields to Find Super Earths - Ep 35 48:06

1+ y ago48:06

48:06

Dive into Magnetohydrodynamic (MHD) simulations of the HD 189733 star-planet system in order to predict radio transit modulations of exoplanets. Learn how MHD simulations can model electromagnetic field interactions between local stars and exoplanet magnetospheres at varying planetary radii, and field intensities to generate synthetic radio images …

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Plasma Electrolysis for CO2 Dissociation, Fuel Cells, and Gas Separation - Ep 34 53:15

2y ago53:15

53:15

Dive into plasmas for electrolysis, gas decomposition, climate change, and in situ resource utilization (ISRU) to produce oxygen, fuels, life support, and agriculture on Mars, Venus, Earth, and beyond. Lead author and speaker Vasco Guerra, from IST Uni de Lisboa shares team’s findings, journey, experiment results. After testing in Martian compositi…

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Rogue Space Systems On Orbit Servicing Orbots - Ep 33 30:03

2y ago30:03

30:03

Dive into Pod episode with Rogue Space systems and engineering, three on orbit servicing ‘orbots’ including: 19kg Laura Orbot with 1mm res radar/hyperspectral from 500-550m to measure space materials, debris, and rotational behaviour (yaw,pitch,roll), as well as Barry Orbot 1U Cubesat with 360deg 8x8MP imaging. Topics include: vibrometer applicatio…

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SISTINE to Image UV Atmospheres of Exoplanets and Stars - Ep 32 41:30

2y ago41:30

41:30

Learn about SISTINE missions with 5 min suborbital flight in Summer 2022 with Far UV imaging spectroscopy imaging 100k photons at 100 to 160 nm for emission lines associated with atmospheres of low mass stars and exoplanets. With advanced optical mechanical designs, this enables SISTINE to achieve high signal-to-noise observations of emission lines…

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Solar Gravitational Lens for Exoplanet Surface Imaging & Interstellar Communication - Ep 31 53:41

2y ago53:41

53:41

Plunder in to explore takeaways with Alex Madurowicz from Stanford on his 2022 SGL Study below outlining the orbital mechanics, to send craft to Solar Gravitational Lens (SGL), how to maintain alignment with target planet and optical effects and sources of noise, and a special algorithm designed undistort the light by reversing the bending from the…

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Beam Laser Propulsion for High Delta V - Ep 30 50:46

2y ago50:46

50:46

Envisioning a life expanding solar system with high power orbital lasers (GEO or Lagrange) for uG transit with Dr. Young Bae, Founder of PTL and YK Bae Corp. Learn about advantages of Beam Laser Propulsion (BLP) and Photon Laser Thrusters (PLT) to achieve high delta V departure to launch cargo to nearby planets Mars and Venus within a few weeks and…

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Sonocytology & Atomic Force Microscopes (AFM) to Listen to Sounds of Cell - Ep 29 58:53

2+ y ago58:53

58:53

Explore the significance of sonocytology, atomic force microscopy (AFM), and other nanoprobes to measure the sounds/songs from the cell, abiotic matierals, and to bioengineer cells beyond Earth from AFM sound pioneer Dr. James Gimzewski, Distinguished Professor of Chemistry at the UCLA and Director of the Nano & Pico Characterization Core. Topics i…

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Acoustic Analysis FFT of Laser on Graphene - Ep 28 39:38

2+ y ago39:38

39:38

Take a gander into acoustic analysis of laser-induced graphene (LIG) with our guest, John Li, PhD Candidate from Stanford University and pod host Kole Lutz. Researchers used a $31 microphone attached to the CO2 laser writing head, followed by a simple acoustic signal processing scheme that allows for far greater quality control capabilities that ar…

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Manufacturing Landing Pads with HVOF Nanocoatings on Luna with Masten Space - Ep 27 35:06

2+ y ago35:06

35:06

Dive into Masten Space’s near-instant landing pads called in-Flight Alumina Spray Technique (FAST) method with our guest Matthew Kuhns, VP R&D, to in-situ manufacture near-instant 6meter+ diameter landing pads with dust free zone. In partnering with Texas A&M, UCF, and Honeybee Robotics and collaborating with a NASA NIAC Phase 1 program, Masten con…

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A Graphene Revolution: 2D Sheets, Straintronics, Nanomechanical Properties - Ep 26 58:13

2+ y ago58:13

58:13

Dive into straintronics and mechanical kinks (nanocurtains or or nano-speed bumps) with 2D sheet graphene.Similar to nano-origami, deformed 2D sheet graphene altered material's electronic and mechanical properties and accidentally created the tiniest microchips ever. Adding up to 1% wt of graphene sheets or GOx could make carbon fiber 225% stronger…

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Establishing the African Space Agency in Egypt - Ep 25 19:59

2+ y ago19:59

19:59

The African Union passed legislation to establish the African Space Agency in 2017 and recently approved Egypt as host country for the headquarters of the new agency. Tune into this month's episode to dive into the founding, launch, and development of the African Space Agency (AfSA) with our guest Ayman Ahmed, PhD, Head of Space Imaging & BoD at Eg…

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Phototrophy and Bioengineering Life in Venus Clouds - Ep 24 1:05:03

2+ y ago1:05:03

1:05:03

Investigating potential phototrophy, habitability, and bioengineering of microbes and potential floating algae in the lower, middle, and upper cloud layers of Venus with our guest, Rakesh Mogul, Ph.D., Professor of Biological Chemistry and Director; NASA/CSU Spaceward Bound, California State Polytechnic University, Pomona. Professor Rakesh recently…

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Next-gen SuperBIT Stratospheric Balloon Telescopes - Ep 23 39:45

3y ago39:45

39:45

A lively dialogue on the mission, design, and implications of SuperBIT balloon-borne telescope one of the highest resolution telescopes ever made with our guest Barth Netterfield PhD, Professor, DADDAA & Physics at Uni of Toronto and project lead of SuperBIT mission to image weak gravitational lensing, galactic star formation, distribution and quan…

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Bulk Metallic Glass, Coatings, and Strainwave Gears - Ep. 22 47:46

3y ago47:46

47:46

Chime into the edge of materials science, manufacturing, and applications of amorphous metals, or metallic glass with Doug Hoffman, PhD, Founder of Metallurgy Facility, Cofounder of Materials Development and Manufacturing Technology Group and Additive Manufacturing Center at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory. Learn about the material properties of a…

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Tethered Asteroids for Planetary Defense - Ep 21 38:53

3y ago38:53

38:53

Explore the dynamics and engineering of Tethered Asteroid systems to adjust the orbital trajectory of near-Earth object (NEO) and potentially hazardous asteroids (PHA) with our guest Flaviane Venditti, PhD who is pioneering the tethered asteroid R&D. Topics in this month's Podcast Episode include tether dynamics, engineering, and materials (i.e. ca…

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Active Deployable Cubesat Mirrors - Ep 20 35:58

3y ago35:58

35:58

Learn about satellite/telescope deployable mirrors, inspired from James Webb Telescope foldable mirror architecture, that is being developed by Noah Schwartz, Adaptive Optics Engineer at the UK Astronomy Technology Centre. Active deployable primary mirrors holds the potential to significantly improve satellite diffraction limit with potential impli…

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Artificial Gravity with Tail to Tail Starships Docking - Ep 19 35:07

3y ago35:07

35:07

Ever wonder how to generate artificial gravity on Starships and spacecraft in transit to Mars?Chris Behrens, Technology and Science Writer at BehrensTech, shares a bold idea on generating artificial gravity with rocket spacecraft tail to tail docking approach. The 19th episode of the Frontier Space podcast explores the potential effects and signifi…

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Interplanetary Space Highways - Ep 18 27:33

3+ y ago27:33

27:33

A dialogue on the research developments of Space manifolds and interplanetary highways and the significance for life, spacecraft, and mission design. Our guest Aaron Rosengren, Assistant Professor, Space Systems at University of California, San Diego dives into stable manifolds, Influence of bodies and Lagrange points, Planetary manifold dynamics, …

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Architecture and Significance of Space Elevators - Ep 17 54:44

3+ y ago54:44

54:44

A jam-packed conversation with Peter A. Swan, Ph.D., President of International Space Elevator Consortium (ISEC), about the engineering, architecture, and benefits of the 100,000km Modern-day Space Elevator. This episode encompasses mass, cost, escape velocities, and logistics comparison of elevator vs. rocket propulsion, as well as graphene manufa…

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Water in NEO Asteroids for ISRU - Ep 16 31:36

3+ y ago31:36

31:36

This month's episode dives into the details of water ice mining near-Earth object (NEO) asteroids with Dr. Andrew Rivkin, lead asteroid researcher from John Hopkins, to learn about how hydrated NEOs can enable the ecosystem, technologies, and humans beyond planet Earth with a focus on the search, quantity, accessibility, and implications of NEOs. K…

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Making Space Babies Off-Planet with SpaceBorn United 25:18

3+ y ago25:18

25:18

A dialogue with Egbert Edelbroek, CEO at SpaceBorn United, on the mission to enable human reproduction in space, Mars, and beyond Earth. At the heart of the conversation is SpaceBorn's Lotus mission to launch and operate an embryo incubator by 2025 onboard a recoverable biosatellite on a five-day conception mission. We explore the details and chall…

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Microbes to Colonize Mars First - Ep 14 26:41

4y ago26:41

26:41

In this month's episode, we explore the significance of space colonization beyond Earth with Microbes first with Dr. Jose Lopez, a Molecular and Evolutionary biology Researcher at Nova South Eastern. The discussion includes perspective shifts from exploration and sterilization to colonization, fostering symbiosis and diversity of early microbial se…

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Exploring Oceans of Europa with a Cryobot - Ep. 13 36:43

4y ago36:43

36:43

For September's episode, we hear from Bill Stone, CEO and Founder at Stone Aerospace, a U.S.-based aerospace startup developing their Valkyrie cryobot, alien-hunting submarine, underwater UAV's, surface space bots, and more. In pondering about the potential aphotic cellular lifeforms under the 20km ice shell of Europa, the smallest of 79 moons orbi…

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Building Transcontinental Railroad in Earth Orbit - Trans Astra - Ep 12 29:01

4y ago29:01

29:01

In this month's episode, we hear from astropreneur Dr. Joel Sercel, Founder and CEO at Trans Astronautica, a startup developing synthetic asteroid tracking telescopes, asteroid mining spacecraft, rovers, lunar outpost, and propellant depot. 60 Seconds in Space Radiation devouring fungi could almost entirely mitigate radiation in space Shockwave-bas…

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Thousands of Spacebots OffWorld - Ep 11 37:55

4y ago37:55

37:55

Join us as we hear from our guest Jim Keravala, Cofounder and CEO at OffWorld, a startup developing a robotic workforce that plans to mine, manufacture, and build on the Moon, asteroids, LEO, Mars, and beyond. Key topics of discussion include extraction, construction on the lunar surface, terrestrial mining, NASA Artemis, reinforcement learning and…

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Flying UAS with Infinite Airborne Endurance - Ep. 10 20:17

4y ago20:17

20:17

In the tenth episode, Fatema Hamdani, Co-founder and President at Hamdani Aerospace, and our host Kole discuss the technologies and innovations toward designing and operating Ultra-Long Endurance UAS on Earth and Mars. Key highlights include Earth observation applications, biomimicry, nuclear-powered solar cells, planetary atmosphere on flight, and…

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Human Evolution on Mars - Ep. 9 29:51

4+ y ago29:51

29:51

Chime in to listen to a conversation with Dr. Scott Solomon, Evolutionary Biologist at Rice University, about our beliefs on the evolution of homo sapiens and biology on Mars. In this episode we discuss the following topics: Physiological challenges and mutations for long-term missions on Mars Tendencies and preferences of early settlers Biological…

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Next Gen Infrared Satellite Constellation - Satellite Vu - Ep. 8 26:07

4+ y ago26:07

26:07

Join us as we explore the next generation of infrared imaging satellites with Anthony Baker, Founder and CEO at Satellite Vu, a London-based company launching a infrared constellation to monitor the temperature and energy sources of every building on planet Earth in near real-time. Our conversation primarily encompasses the myriad of Earth Observat…

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Moving Solar System with a Stellar Engine - Ep. 7 35:35

4+ y ago35:35

35:35

In this month's episode, we blast off from the whims of the cosmic tide in an enlightening conversation about the significance of stellar engines, megastructures to steer a star system. Kole and Matt Caplan, Astrophysicist at Illinois State University, share a mind-bending dialogue that transforms conventional perspectives on space exploration.We (…

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Accelerating Geo-Singularity - Ep. 6 24:57

4+ y ago24:57

24:57

For the podcast finale of this decade, we engage in a thought-provoking conversation on Geo-Singularity with Josef Koller, Systems Director at the Aerospace Corporation. We discuss the largest barriers to Geo-Singularity and innovative ways we can accelerate achieving a new paradigm of geospatial intelligence. Listen today to explore how capitalism…

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Icy Ocean Worlds, Astronauts, Space History and Exploration - IAC Takeaways Ep. 5 22:41

4+ y ago22:41

22:41

Following a riveting IAC and SGC 2019 conference, we discuss missions to explore the icy ocean worlds of Europa and Titan with our first guest Annie Handmer. We bring a constructive perspective towards space history, lunar developments, and share keen astronaut experiences on microgravity influence of blood flow and preflight training. 60 Seconds i…

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