Name: Small Steps, Giant Leaps: Episode 90, Effects of Space Radiation by NASA
Duration: 32 min 20 s
Description: NASA Space Radiation Element Scientist Robin Elgart discusses research aimed at reducing radiation health risks.

While exploring my local woodland during Winter Storm Bobby on 1/29/2022, I noticed a particularly loud and frequent creaking and popping coming from a large, dual-trunked yellow popular, Liriodendron tulipifera.

Upon further inspection, I found the popular was hollow and had a large, vertical crack running about 25' up the trunk. 

I setup my SASS microphone directly in front of the cavity and recorded for about an hour.

Unfortunately, a snow blower polluted most of the recording but I was able to capture about 20 minutes of pure tree creaks and pops! This recording is an excerpt from that longer file.

I plan to revisit this tree during every major wind storm with the hope of capturing the moment that it gives way and returns to the forest floor...stay tuned :)

Thanks for listening ♫

Tree Creaks Inside a Yellow Popular

...the Charlie Parker blues 'Barbados'

Steve Dunn: drums
George Hoar: acoustic bass
Steve Raft: guitar

Barbados (featuring George Hoar, bass; Steve Dunn, drums)

Soletto

NASA Space Radiation Element Scientist Robin Elgart discusses research aimed at reducing radiation health risks.

Small Steps, Giant Leaps Podcast

Small Steps, Giant Leaps: Episode 90, Effects of Space Radiation

Evening at Étang de Ravoir

Trying out some harmonies for this one.  Done all in one take, because, that's what it would be like in real life!

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jan-philip schulze, wdr sinfonieorchester köln, peter rundel
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clouds and sky

A soundbit from my recent travel to northwest Greece. After the evening rainshower the sky cleared up and I got some hope for a recording session at the Vikos gorge. I had abandoned my original plan to descend in the gorge and spend couple of days there, as the rain kept on and the danger of slippery paths and falling rocks outweighed the chance of successful recording. Not to mention the fact that rain itself ruins it.
I set up my tent on the hillside at the edge of canyon, in hope of getting the reverbs of owl calls. Here you can hear the mellow chorus of crickets, some distant hoots of Tawny Owls and also the purring of Green Toads (Bufo viridis) which carried surprisingly well over the distance.
I must say that Vikos is not the best place for recording evening ambiences - the density of airtraffic is intolerable. This is the longest bit without plane noise I got from this evening and night. But I am still happy with that :)
At the edge of Vikos gorge near Monodendri in Greece. 
10. May 2018, 21:26.
2xMKH8020 (in DIY SASS), Zoom F8.

The track is also featured on this album: https://estlander.bandcamp.com/album/pindus-soundscapes

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Nightfall at the Vikos gorge

Prompt: Jazz Piano

For Episode 116 Nujoud Merancy, Exploration Mission Planning Office Chief, returns to the podcast to explain how the mission architecture of the Artemis program differs from Apollo and why it is important to develop a sustainable presence on the Moon.

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Small Steps, Giant Leaps: Episode 90, Effects of Space Radiation

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