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* Why do we need to go to space anyhow? * Don’t we have enough problems here at home to deal with? We have many problems here on Earth, and even as we solve these problems, new ones will always crop up. There are many potential ways that humans could be rendered extinct: the super volcano under Yellowstone National Park could devastate millions or billions of lives, an asteroid impact large enough (as large or larger than what killed off the dinosaurs), a scientific experiment gone awry (we are working with anti-matter and super colliders which create micro black holes), and the list goes on and on. We need to get off of this planet and find ways to inhabit other planets with inhospitable environments to simply ensure the survival of the human race. There are immediate benefits to space travel as well. In space everything from air to water to waste needs to be recycled. Techniques used to recycle these resources in space can be modified to work here on Earth as well. Things like famine, global warming and clean water for the ever growing worlds population can be obtained. By only looking at the issues at hand and never looking forward then we’ll never be able to look forward and will always have huge issues here. It takes visionaries, but the future of the human race isn’t here on Terra Nova, it’s amongst the stars.
In the 29th epicsode of Spacevidcast for the year we talk about a space simulator where you can be the commander of a space shuttle, a $150.00 space camera that can take amazing shots, China adding another spaceport, the HTV and NGLLC 2009!
Cariann and Benjamin get in to a bit of a debate about the need for NASA to have a T- and L- clock, we chat about the (hopefully) upcoming STS-128 launch and using that launch as a way to evangelize human space flight to others
A newstacular live epicsode! We cover the new ISS space porch, Russia’s new rocket, the lost toolbag is found and for sale on eBay (uh, kinda), you can send up your own personal satellite, Spaceport America launch, and the new Spacevidcats dailies!
Alas, we tried a new HD capture technique that miserably failed. This is the backup low res-copy. We’ll see if we can’t work out a better system next week.
Because our interview with Michael Potter from Orphans of Apollo went so well, we decided to save last weeks news for this week. And then some…
News includes: STS-128 Delayed?, Pluto is *my* ninth planet!, Jupiter has been hit, Earth bound telescope bigger than Hubble, China putting man on the Moon, If Russia had put man on the Moon, NY Times corrects a mistake, Walter Cronkite dies
The producer and director of “Orphans of Apollo”, Michael Potter joins us for this live epicsode of Spacevidcast. No news as we wanted to spend as much time with Michael as we could.
Pick up your copy of Orphans of Apollo here: http://tinyurl.com/orphansofapollo
In the news we have...
Stuck knob on Atlantis; JAXA aims for SBSP;Ulysses is Dead; The most powerful band in the world calls up the ISS; LRO's 1st images from the Moon; NKOTB
STS-127 Cleared for Launch;Guinness wants you in space.
In the news SeaLaunch files for Chapter 11, Obama is being compared to Kenney and GUCP leak checks on Endeavour.
Main topic is Ares vs the side mounted shuttle (plan B) vs DIRECT. Voice your opinion at http://www.spacevidcast.com
The return of the Mars hoax. NASA is testing an alternate astronaut escape system for Orion. A New York couple is set to be the first wedd in Zero G. LRO/LCROSS, and of course the ground breaking ceremonies of Spaceport: America
We have a planet as big as the star it rotates around, Canada is sending a clown to space, STS-127 is close to launching and a live interview with Fernando De La Pena of Mexico's newly (almost) formed space agency, AEXA.
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