Broadcast 3605 Dallas Bienhoff
Guest: Dallas Bienhoff; Topics: Cislunar space development, the Cislunar Space Development Company LLC progress, Starship, the Pandemic, commercial space progress, returning to the Moon, Mars and more.
Mr. Bienhoff has a passion for extending humanity out from Earth into and beyond the solar system. Dallas Bienhoff is the Founder of Cislunar Space Development Company, LLC. He established CSDC in June 2017 to create commercial transportation from low Earth orbit to the Moon’s surface and all points in between. Prior to creating Cislunar Space Development Company, Dallas was Space Architect, Project Manager, Capture Team Lead and Proposal Manager at The Boeing Company focused on human Space Exploration missions and commercial Space opportunities. While at Boeing, Mr. Bienhoff developed concepts for Moon and Mars human exploration missions, lunar habitats, propellant depots, Space tugs, Moon shuttles, commercial Space stations, crew return vehicles and reusable launch vehicles. Dallas was also FGB co-lead, the first ISS module, on the NASA Russian Integration team. In addition, he has led and supported studies on Space-based solar power, International Moon Base, Moon Village and in situ resource utilization on the Moon and Mars. Dallas has a Master of Science in Engineering from California State University – Northridge and a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from Florida Institute of Technology.
Guest: Dallas Bienhoff; Topics: Cislunar space development, the Cislunar Space Development Company LLC progress, Starship, the Pandemic, commercial space progress, returning to the Moon, Mars and more.
Guest: Dallas Bienhoff; Topics: Cislunar and lunar development, space settlement, O’Neill vision, free space habitats, needed technologies, challenges and timelines.
Guest: Dallas Bienhoff; Topics: Cislunar development, rocket fuels, life support, gateways, exploration, and much more. Please direct all comments and questions regarding specific Space Show programs & guest(s) to the Space Show blog which is part of archived program on our website, www.thespaceshow.com. Comments and questions should be relevant to the specific Space Show program. Written Transcripts of Space Show programs are a violation of our copyright and are not permitted without prior written consent, even if for your own use.
Guests: Classroom featuring Dr. David Livingston, Dr. John Jurist, Dr. Jim Logan and Dan Adamo, Dallas Bienhoff. Topic: Orbital Propellant Depot. Welcome back to this Classroom program focusing on an intense and comprehensive 2 hour 25 minute two segment program. Please note that as with all Classroom programs, your emails and comments are to be posted on The Classroom Blog at http://spaceshowclassroom.wordpress.com once this program is archived as the Lesson 13 Archived Program.
Guest: Dallas Bienhoff. Topics On orbit fuel/propellant depots. Dallas Bienhoff was the guest for this Space Show program to discuss orbital fuel/propellant depots. In our first segment, Dallas started out by describing the concept behind the orbital propellant depot which he said was similar in concept to a gas station for cars except it was in orbit. Dallas suggested that by using depots we could increase payload capabilities between 2-3 times were we refueling in LEO today. He also summarized the history of depots which goes back to the early days of the space age.
Guest: Dallas Bienhoff. Dallas Bienhoff returned to The Space Show in order to update us and provide new information on the possibility of orbital fuel depots. This important discussion takes up the first segment of the show because such a depot would be applicable for returning to the Moon, visiting a NEO, going to Mars, or focusing on Earth imaging if that is the direction the next administration prefers when it takes office in January 2009.
Dallas Bienhoff was the special guest for this Space Show program. Our discussion with Dallas focused on building an on orbit propellant depot to enhance and facilitate the VSE program with NASA and to also serve the developing private sector space community. Dallas took us through all phases of building a propellant depot and we discussed the four most significant hurdles: the cost of space access, zero g fuel transfer, long term cryogenic storage, and the autonomous rendezvous and docking necessary for the depot.
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