Space Habitats

This week Rob joins Matt to talk about habitations on Mars.  We Interview Nicki and Owen from the Building a Martian House Project based in Bristol.  In a bumper episode about Mars Habitats.

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Volume 6

#229 - Building a Martian House - Mars Month 4

Philae’s SESAME-CASSE instrument ‘listened’ to the lander’s MUPUS instrument hammer the surface of Comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko last November. 

Note: Access full description of this audio file via:
http://blogs.esa.int/rosetta/2015/11/12/the-sound-of-philae-conducting-science/

** SESAME-CASSE is the Cometary Acoustic Sounding Surface Experiment located in the lander’s feet in the form of three accelerometers, each of which records acceleration in three directions (one vertical and two horizontal)

** MUPUS comprises the Multi-Purpose Sensors for Surface and Subsurface Science – including the MUPUS penetrator that was activated towards the end of Philae’s first science sequence on 14 November 2014

It was recognized early in the preparation of both experiments that the hammering mechanism of MUPUS, which drives a thermal probe into the comet’s surface, would serve as an acoustic source for sounding the subsurface with CASSE. The determination of the propagation velocity of sound would allow scientists to look at possible layering in the comet’s surface/subsurface materials, important for understanding its evolution.

The CASSE instrument listened to the hammering of MUPUS for 2 hours and 15 minutes. Due to memory limitations, CASSE was not able to take continuous recordings, but only recorded a few seconds in one go. 

A total of 15 hammer strokes were recorded; this audio file contains two signals. The time between the two strokes fits to the charge time of the hammer mechanism expected at that time, thus this particular recording proves that CASSE was really recording hammer strokes.

When recorded, the Philae lander and the comet were about 510 million kilometres from Earth.

Credit: ESA/Rosetta/Philae/SESAME/DLR (CC BY-SA IGO 3.0) 

The sound of Philae conducting science - 1

This week on our 11th Podcast we cover another exciting week in space. We cover the Soyuz/Progress MS-04 Disaster. Asteroid Mining including an Interview with John Amabile a West Point Graduate and Airspace and Missile Defense Officer in the US Army, who lays out a clear approach for moving mankind into space profitably and with minimal interference from the government in a single human lifetime. We take a look at ExoMars and the TGO.  Astronaut Eye Problems and will USA overtake Russia for the first time with number of rocket launches?
Water on Mars!
John Amabile http://www.changingtheworlds.com/book/

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volume 1

#11 - Soyuz/Progress MS-04 doesn't make it and John Amabile - Interview

Cherin

This is a 10-minute live audio excerpt of ESA astronaut Thomas Pesquet and NASA astronaut Shane Kimbrough conducting a ‘spacewalk’ outside the International Space Station on 24 March 2017. They installed a new computer, disconnected a docking adapter to allow its move to a new location and maintained the Station’s Dextre multipurpose robotic hand - among other tasks.

Besides the voices of Thomas Pesquet and Shane Kimbrough, CAPCOM Jessica Meire and PAO Dan Huot can be heard.

Audio is unedited except for normalising. Occasional muting is thus normal.

ISS spacewalk

This week features our chat with Romain Charles survivor of the 520 day Mars 500 mission.
Jamie and Matt bring you the week's space news.
Happy Birthday: George Driver "Pinky" Nelson
Word of the week.: Autophage
Arian 6 and Vega C coming along.
SpaceX Mr Steven gets a bigger net for fairing recoveries
The twin mobile gantries at Launch Complex 17 (LC-17) demolished
NASA’s Fermi Space Telescope Traces Source of Cosmic Neutrino to Blazar
The Future Space Relationship Between the United Kingdom and the European Union
Water is known to put out fires, but in space, it can actually start them

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Volume 3

#89 - Mars500 - Romain Charles

The final go/no-go roll call of the Aeolus flight control team: all positions at ESOC report GO for launch less than one hour before launch.

Aeolus final roll call

This week we chat to ace Space Journalist Loren Grush about all things space;
Space Legend of the Week: Gregory Jarvis
Space Word of the week: Lithobraking
Aeolus
ESA Esoc trip with the #Earthgroupies 
Unusual rocket death
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#95 - Loren Grush - Aeolus

This week features a taster for space habitation with an interview with Nils Faber and Angelo Vermeulen
Plus all this weeks Space news
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Volume 4

#143 - Nils Faber & Angelo Vermeulen - Space Habitats - Part 1

This week we have a quick rundown of the Space News, Discuss the split infinitive of Star Trek, Solar Sails, a further Intro to Space Habitats, talk about Scotland Space Ports, rolling gantries in Kourou, new Spacesuits, new exoplanets near the Earth,
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#144 - Space Habitats - Part 2

This week we have a quick rundown of the Space habitat history Discuss the genius of Bernal and the other habitat genius', and have the chance to talk to Frederick Scharmen about his book Space Settlements.

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#145 - Frederick Scharmen - Space Habitats - Part 3

This week Matt and Colin Philp from the BIS catch up with Xavier De Kestelier at the London Design Museum Mars Exhibition to talk about his Mars Habitat designs.  We chat about the strangest asteroid Phaethon with a WISPR.  We talk about  Mars water maps and the week's launches.

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#163 - Xavier De Kestelier - Phaethon

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