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    Episode 596: Open Space 54: Dr. Casey Handmer On How Starship Changes Everything Nov 27, 2019
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    Today I was joined by Dr. Casey Handmer, an accomplished theoretical physicist who currently works at NASA's Jet Propulsion Lab. Casey has a fascinating blog where he considers current trends in space exploration and what the future holds. Learn more about Casey here:

    https://caseyhandmer.wordpress.com/

    We talked about the implications of SpaceX Starship, Starlink, why power beamed from space or asteroid mining will never turn a profit down here on Earth, and why he's not that scared about space radiation.

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    Episode 595: Fraser as Guest on the Skeptic's Guide to the Universe Nov 27, 2019
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    Episode 594: Building Space Telescopes... In Space Nov 26, 2019
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    When it comes to telescopes, bigger is better. That’s true down here on Earth, and it’s especially true out in space. As astronomers and engineers design the next generation of giant space telescopes, they’re running up against the limits of current launch providers. There are only so many ways you can fold a huge telescope to get it to fit inside a 5-meter launch fairing.

    The upcoming James Webb Space Telescope is pretty much the very limit of what you can construct on Earth and put into space in a single launch. To go bigger, space agencies will need to consider assembling their next-generation space telescopes… in space.

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    Episode 593: Q&A 107: All Your James Webb Questions, Answered Nov 22, 2019
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    In this week's questions show, I tackle all the questions about James Webb generated by the videos we did this week. Can it be refueled? How can it see the entire sky? Is the delay a blessing? And more...

    00:30 How will JWST run out of propellant?
    03:12 Are there spacecraft that could service JWST?
    05:00 Can JWST only see half the sky?
    08:21 Is the delay a blessing in disguise?
    10:58 Why not construct it in Low Earth Orbit?
    13:09 Could we build a copy?
    14:29 Could JWST use gravitational lensing?
    15:55 Will JWST image black holes?
    17:52 Is the telescope an antique?
    18:49 Should we look or explore?
    20:52 Could it find vegetation?
    22:00 Is James Webb already a failure?

    Want to be part of the questions show? Ask a short question on any video on my channel. I gather a bunch up each week, and answer them here.

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    Episode 592: Open Space 53: Live QA with Paul Geithner from James Webb Nov 22, 2019
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    Today I'll be joined by Paul Geithner, the Deputy Project Manager for NASA's James Webb Space Telescope. You've had questions about this mission. Well... now's your chance to get them answered directly from the source.

    Paul started working with NASA in 1991 on the Hubble Space Telescope, shifting over to James Webb. In 2011, he became the Deputy Project Manager, Technical for James Webb.

    Learn more here:
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    Episode 591: The History And Future Of The James Webb Space Telescope Nov 19, 2019
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    On March 30, 2021, NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope will blast off from the European Space Agency’s European spaceport in Kourou, French Giana on board an Ariane 5 rocket.

    It’ll fly to the Sun-Earth L2 Lagrange point, a relatively stable spot in space that keeps the glare from the Sun, Earth, and Moon all in a tiny spot in the sky. Then, it’ll unfurl its tennis court-sized sunshade, fold out its gigantic 6.5-meter mirror, and peer out into the distant cosmos.

    Over the course of the next 10 years, this infrared observatory will help astronomers learn about the earliest moments of the Universe, directly observe the atmospheres of planets orbiting other stars, and peer at newly forming stars and planets.

    And if you listened to the words I just said with equal parts terror and skepticism, I don’t blame you. James Webb’s path to space has been long and tortuous. And the risks that the mission still faces are very real. Hopefully, the science will be worth it. Hopefully, nothing else goes wrong from now until deployment.

    So today, I want to do a deep dive into James Webb. To talk about the history of the mission, why it exists, how the development went, and where it stands today.

    I’ll warn you though, the length of this video is going to go way over budget.

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    References:
    http://www.stsci.edu/jwst/about-jwst/history
    https://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/hubble/servicing/index.html
    https://www.nasa.gov/content/goddard/2017/highlights-of-hubble-s-exploration-of-the-universe
    http://www.stsci.edu/files/live/sites/www/files/home/hst/documentation/_documents/NextGenerationSpaceTelescope.pdf
    https://webb.nasa.gov/content/about/faqs/whoIsJamesWebb.html
    http://www.stsci.edu/jwst/about-jwst/history/design-reference-mission-drm
    https://archive.ph/20120805155712/http://www.stsci.edu/jwst/news/2003/nasa-announces-contract
    https://www.nature.com/articles/4671028a
    http://www.icc.dur.ac.uk/~tt/Lectures/Galaxies/Images/Infrared/Regions/irregions.html
    https://jwst.nasa.gov/content/observatory/sunshield.html
    https://jwst.nasa.gov/content/observatory/instruments/index.html
    https://jwst.nasa.gov/content/observatory/instruments/nircam.html
    https://jwst.nasa.gov/content/observatory/instruments/fgs.html
    https://jwst.nasa.gov/content/observatory/instruments/miri.html
    https://jwst.nasa.gov/content/about/comparisonWebbVsHubble.html
    https://jwst.nasa.gov/content/about/faqs/faq.html
    http://www.spitzer.caltech.edu/
    https://jwst.nasa.gov/content/forScientists/faqScientists.html
    https://www.nasa.gov/press-release/nasa-completes-webb-telescope-review
    https://www.nasa.gov/feature/goddard/2019/nasa-s-james-webb-space-telescope-has-been-assembled-for-the-first-time

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    Episode 590: Open Space 52: Dustin Gibson from Oceanside Photo and Telescope Nov 18, 2019
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    Today's guest is Dustin Gibson from Oceanside Photo and Telescope (OPT). Dustin will talk about his journey to becoming an astrophotographer and eventually running one of the most successful telescope retailers in the world.

    Follow Dustin on Instagram:
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    Or visit Oceanside Photo and Telescope
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    Episode 589: Q&A 106: Do Geostationary Satellites Reenter The Atmosphere? And More... Nov 15, 2019
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    In this week's questions show, I answer what will bring geostationary satellites back to Earth, if you could use the heat on Venus to power a rover, why are we so arrogant to believe that life formed only here on Earth, and more.

    01:38 How long will geostatationary satellites survive?
    04:31 Could you use the heat on Venus to power a rover?
    05:50 Arrogant to think Earth is unique with life
    07:33 What kinds of rocks are on Mars?
    09:31 Perovskite solar panels on Earth?
    11:27 Could there be planets with polar orbits?
    13:13 SagA* % mass of the Milky Way
    14:25 How do missions tackle micrometeorites?
    17:05 Why doesn't a black hole turn into a regular object?
    18:22 Why do sci-fi spacecraft move unrealistically in space?
    21:11 What clocks will Martians use?
    23:03 Could we search for dips in light to find Planet 9?

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    Episode 588: Open Space 51: Where Would I Send A Rover? And More... Nov 08, 2019
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    It was another solo live QA this week and I did my best to answer as many audience questions as I could do, closing in on 60 questions during the hour. Needless to say it was a wide-ranging conversation with questions about where I think rovers should go, what do I think about time travel, and whether we should do more SETI or build more space telescopes.

    The thumbnail is for a Greenland rover called Grover. Here's an article about it:
    https://www.nasa.gov/topics/earth/features/grover.html

    01:28 Updates
    05:58 Has Canada got an exoplanet?
    06:10 Thoughts on Hygiea?
    07:00 Where would I send a rover?
    07:79 Has NASA done sex studies in space?
    08:05 How can black holes ever merge?
    09:55 What does a rocket push against?
    11:05 What do I think of metallic hydrogen?
    12:50 What's my most memorable space event?
    15:36 Have I seen any time travel videos?
    16:00 Could Valles Marineris caused by a scraping asteroid
    17:13 Why doesn't JWST's Ariane rocket have an abort system?
    18:14 What would happen if a comet passed through the atmosphere?
    18:39 Is Mercury tidally locked?
    19:03 What will the do about food on Mars?
    19:43 Do I believe in ancient aliens
    19:56 How do we measure the expansion of the Universe?
    21:18 Happy Halloween
    21:39 What about Nibiru?
    23:12 Do different worlds experience different time dilation?
    24:50 Can you brew beer in microgravity?
    25:20 Any relativistic calculators?
    25:45 Could we see Earth in the past with a black hole?
    27:45 Could we blow up asteroids?
    29:00 Will SpaceX be violating the Outerspace Treaty?
    31:29 Super spiral galaxies
    32:35 Europa lander keep from getting fried
    33:42 What do I read in my spare time?
    35:05 Have they found the bolts in James Webb?
    35:27 Are aliens too different?
    37:00 Any breakthroughs in propulsion?
    38:18 Did I see Halley's Comet?
    38:30 Are there any bright comets coming?
    39:37 How frequent were meteor impacts in the Late Heavy Bombardment?
    40:15 Will the Moon landings actually happen?
    41:30 Will there be version of Starship that could service satellites?
    42:50 Space Telescopes versus SETI
    43:55 Will CRISPR help modify humans to travel in space?
    44:39 Collaboration with Joe Scott
    45:00 Can we terraform Venus?
    45:30 Live telescope streaming?
    45:54 Upcoming astronomy events?
    46:07 Why grow plants in regolith?
    46:56 Why do we only see photons when they hit a thing?
    48:04 Could we move a pole faster than the speed of light
    48:55 Could they make an anti-asteroid version of Starship?
    49:58 Where did Theia come from?
    50:50 What if a star made a direct hit on a black hole?
    51:37 Could we terraform Mars if we set up factories on it?
    52:56 Is the Sun part of Alpha Centauri?
    53:29 What does the X-37B
    55:00 Does it make sense to send a new Voyager?
    55:39 Could there be infinite Earths?
    56:00 Most realistic space movie?
    57:38 When will we live off fusion energy?
    59:20 What's SpaceX's plan to get through the Van Allen Belts?
    59:40 How did X-37B launch?

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    Episode 587: Why Launch Solar Panels When You Can Print Them Directly In Space? Printing Perovskite Panels Nov 08, 2019
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    Solar energy is the ideal way to power a spacecraft. There’s no weather, there’s no pesky atmosphere, just pure photons streaming from the Sun to harvest for whatever you need. Well, as long as you’re within the inner Solar System.

    But solar panels are complicated and fragile made of sensitive electronics and glass - not to mention, really heavy. Any spacecraft equipped with solar panels needs to handle the gravity down here on Earth for the construction and testing, then the shaking and high Gs of launch. The solar panels need to unfold perfectly once they get to space. And the total amount of energy you can harvest is limited by the size of your rocket’s launch fairing.

    Maybe there’s a new strategy. NASA is currently funding research into a new type of solar panel that can be carried into space as a liquid and then sprayed onto a surface to turn it into a power generating surface.

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    References:
    https://www.nasa.gov/press-release/nasa-funds-demo-of-3d-printed-spacecraft-parts-made-assembled-in-orbit
    http://news.mit.edu/2019/robots-large-structures-little-pieces-1016
    https://science.nasa.gov/science-news/science-at-nasa/2002/solarcells/
    https://www.solarpowerworldonline.com/2016/03/kind-solar-panels-nasa-use/
    https://scitechdaily.com/important-breakthrough-in-perovskite-solar-cells/
    https://news.ucmerced.edu/news/2019/uc-merced-reaches-stars-solar-cells
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