NASA

Guests:  Dr. Jim Vedda and Karen Jones;  Topics, Jim and Karen's paper, "Space-Based Solar Power: A Near-Term Investment Decision."  

Guests: John Batchelor, Doug Messier, Dr. David Livingston.  Topics:  Europa Clipper Mission delays, SLS, commercial launch options and more.

Guest:  Dr. Deana Weibel; Topics: Dr. Weibel's paper "The Overview Effect and the Ultraview Effect: How Extreme Experiences in/of Outer Space Influence Religious Beliefs in Astronauts." Additional related topics were introduced and discussed.

A Special Note To Listeners:  There was a streaming glitch for the approximately 11 minutes before listener emails reported the problem.  I restarted the streaming servers  and picked up the interview where we left off.  For the archives, I stripped in a backup recording of those first 11 minutes from an SD chip that records separate from the servers.  While the audio was not as good as the main program audio, all of the program is available as nothing was lost.

Guest:  Charles Miller;  Topics:  Charles discusses his new company, Lynk Global * see https://lynk.world), space entrepreneurship, satellite history, satellite to mobile phone and more & The Charles Miller road to being a space entrepreneur.

Guest:  Mark Bray;  Topics;  SLS, advanced propulsion materials, Starship, testing, NASA, commercial space, heavy lift, Public Private Partnerships, spaceflight timelines and more.

Guest:  Dr. Ken Davidian; Topics: space tourism, research methodology, management models, Ken's paper "Space Tourism Industry Emergency: Description and Data", orbital tourism, marketing, share topic research models.

Guest:  Dr. Jim Logan;  Topics:  Telemedicine in space and on Earth, spreading humans throughout the solar system, lunar challenges and policies, China and lots more.

Guest;  Andrew Chanin;  Topics:  ProcureAM, Space ETF investment strategy, exchange traded funds, commercial space global opportunities, challenges and more.

Guest:  Dr. Eligar Sadeh; Topics: Astropolitics Institute and forum programming plus the Journal of AstroPolitics with the special upcoming joint edition with Space Policy and 18 space themes subject to analysis.