Name: Perseverance Rover: Rapid Disassembly, Martian Mission, and Beyond by NASA in Rocket Ranch, NASA's Kennedy Space Center Podcast
Duration: 14 min 16 s
Description: The rocket ranch welcomes Dr. Moogega Cooper, NASA JPL's planetary protection lead for Mars Perseverance. She'll tell us how she and her team are actually protecting Mars and she'll describe the incredibly complex maneuvers needed to land on the red planet. Plus, she'll tell us about the most exciting parts of its astrobiology mission.

The official podcast of NASA’s Kennedy Space Center, or as we call it on Florida’s Space Coast, the Rocket Ranch.

Rocket Ranch, NASA's Kennedy Space Center Podcast

Bob Crippen was a rookie astronaut in 1978 when NASA assigned him and veteran astronaut John Young to train for the very first space shuttle flight. In this episode for the 40th anniversary of STS-1, Crippen reflects on the mission and shuttle Columbia.

First Space Shuttle Flight: First Space Shuttle Flight: Astronaut Bob Crippen on the Legacy of STS-1

Track Listing As Follows;

Anzu - Alone Together
Islandman/Kenneth Bagel and DJ Divo - Axa Mawbawa (Gerd Jansen mix)
Norty Cotto - Upside (Liquid Tech mix)
Papermache Tiger - Give You Acid
Scoopy - Isolation 
Ron Basejam - Your Brain Is Music 
Club Domain & Airys - A Che Ora L'amore 

Luca Chiarlitti mix

Robert Sandrini - Eyes Without A Face
Front 242 - Welcome To Paradise
Cassa De X - Elastic Reality (Deep Dish mix)
Deep Dish - High Frequency
All In The House - Mad As Hell

Spacelab Podcast #49 Luca Chiarlitti mix (18/06/2021)

Deep green

Intro (ripped from "snatch" the movie
Anil Chawla & Dale Anderson - Sheshi Loungin’ (Henrik Schwarz remix) 
Jay Lumen - In Love
Spektre - Jade
Adam Freeland - Silverlake Pills (The Last Atlan remix)
Pako & Frederik - 45 minutes (Medway remix)
Richard Dinsdale - Your Mind
Trafik - Your Light



Leslie James - global underground best of 5 years tribute - 2008

Track list:
01.Tim Green - Vacation to life (Original Mix) [All Day I Dream]
02.Analog Jungs - Particle (Nicolas Rada Remix) [Or Two Strangers]
03.Artfaq - Telephone Days (Original Mix) [Or Two Strangers]
04.Gavin Rochford - Downplay (Original Mix) [Sound Avenue]
05.Julian Nates, Mauro Auguglia - Intense Pleasure (Original Mix) [Or Two Strangers]
06.Ricardo Piedra - Pallas Athene (NOIYSE PROJECT Remix) [Stellar Fountain]
07.James Monro - Medicine, Pt 2 (Original Mix) [onedotsixtwo]
08.Juan Deminics - Life on the Moon (Lucas Rossi Remix) [Particles]
09.Ewan Rill - Friends Forever (Ian Dillon Remix) [IN2U]

Connecting Souls 048 on Proton Radio guest Nadia

Hear how the Kennedy Space Center Launch team has persevered through a global pandemic to get a Mars Rover named Perseverance to the pad on time.

Mars 2020 in the Midst of a Pandemic

track listing as follows:

Tweet - Drunk
Nancy Noise - Kaia
Brian Eno - Another Green World
Hall & Oates - I'm Just A Kid
Faust - It's A Bit Of  A Pain
Marie  Laforet - Et Si Je T'aime 
Cibelle - Pheonix
Chris Bell - Speed Of Sound
Nick Drake - Riverman
Nightmares On Wax - First In The Middle
Sylvester - I Cant Believe I'm In Love
Roy Ayres - The Memory
Hubbabbubbaclub - Morelburt
T-Coy - De Mas Mas 
Young Gun Silver Fox - You Can Fool It
Atlantic Memories - Seychelles

Spacelab Balearic Sundays #14 Dave Jones mix (06/09/2020)

Guest mix by Lyndon Spice 

Track listing as Follows;

Paradise 3001 - Blue Lava
Soshi Takeda - Double Canoe
Ours Samples - Damage
Laraaji - Laraaji Colaaji
Peter Gabriel - L.O.S.T. (Fort Romeau edit)
Luca Lozano - The Sun
Ava Rocha And Los Toscos - Caminando Sobre Huesos
Mozaika - Glow
Carmel And Salamo - EBS Theme
Ooft - El Clinico Mahnifico
Eleven Easton - The Four Fountains
Boof - Aci Is With Her A Bahumut
Gaijin Blues - The Town Provider (Emanative remix)
Howie Lee - The Lotus In The Backwater
Laura Grove - Pale Shadows
Sam Wilkes -Descending

Spacelab Balearic Sundays #20 Lyndon Pike Mix (25/10/2020)

Between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter is a mysterious dwarf planet called Ceres. Its surface is dark and muddy, but has hundreds of patches of bright material. The salt-covered dome and other bright features in Occator Crater are so reflective that they looked like flashlights in distant images. NASA’s Dawn spacecraft got a close look, and pointed scientists to the idea that liquid brine has come up from the interior of Ceres, forming the Occator dome and other bright features. Ceres’ crust also contains a significant amount of ice. Astrobiologist Britney Schmidt discusses the implications, as well as her fieldwork in Antarctica.

Gravity Assist: The Bright Spot of the Asteroid Belt, with Britney Schmidt

David Gruel, assembly, testing, and launch operations manager and lead for the EDL camera and microphone at JPL, explains what sounds the microphone may pick up as the Perseverance rover lands on Mars on Feb. 18, 2021.

“So the first things we’re going to hear is we’re going to hear the sound of the pyrotechnic device that fires to release the parachute. And so we’ll continue to hear these pyrotechnic devices that go off throughout the entry, descent, and landing sequence, indicating cables getting cut, bolts being cut, things of that nature. Eventually we’re going to hear the engines that are on the descent stage actually kick up and roar to life. We’re probably going to also hear lots of wind noise as the vehicle comes down through the atmosphere. And then I think one of the most interesting things we’re going to capture is that when the vehicle actually touches down on the surface itself, it’s very likely that we’re going to hear the wheels crunch down onto the Martian surface. And as soon as that happens, the descent stage cables are cut away, and the descent stage flies off into the distance, so you’re going to hear the roar of those engines, probably start off rather loud and get quieter as it quickly disappears into the distance.”

About the Sounds of Perseverance's Mars Landing

On this episode of NASA Kennedy Space Center's Rocket Ranch Podcast, we remember Challenger, her crew and their survivors, and how we carry forward the lessons NASA learned with the director of the Apollo Challenger Columbia Lessons Learned Program.

Lessons of Loss

On Episode 181, Natalie Mary, spacesuit systems engineer, explains what needs to be considered in the design and operation of a spacesuit that will be used to explore the surface of the Red Planet on the tenth episode of our Mars Monthly series, where we drop a new episode about a human mission to Mars on the first Friday of every month.

Houston We Have a Podcast: Suit Up For Mars

The rocket ranch welcomes Dr. Moogega Cooper, NASA JPL's planetary protection lead for Mars Perseverance. She'll tell us how she and her team are actually protecting Mars and she'll describe the incredibly complex maneuvers needed to land on the red planet. Plus, she'll tell us about the most exciting parts of its astrobiology mission.

Perseverance Rover: Rapid Disassembly, Martian Mission, and Beyond

On Episode 183, Mark Fernandez, principal investigator for the Spaceborne Computer-2, details the experiment on the International Space Station that will further test the capabilities of in-space computing which may help humans explore deeper into space.

Houston We Have a Podcast: Spaceborne Computing

The Rocket Ranch welcomes Sheldon Lauderdale, Program Analyst for NASA's Commercial Crew Program, which last year returned human spaceflight to orbit from U.S. soil. Shel will tell us what it's like to be part of the NASA family. He'll share where he draws inspiration, plus, he’ll talk about his role supporting NASA’s efforts to expand diversity and inclusion to empower the next generation of explorers.

Being Black in the NASA Family, Finding Inspiration, and Becoming More Inclusive

Hello, we’re NASA. You may have seen our astronauts, rocket launches, or Mars rovers — but have you heard our sounds? From interviews with astronauts and engineers to stories that take you on a tour of the galaxy, NASA’s audio offerings let you experience the thrill of space exploration without ever leaving Earth.

Perseverance Rover: Rapid Disassembly, Martian Mission, and Beyond

NASA

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