Life on the ISS with Astronaut Tracy Dyson 🚀 | Red Planet LiveWhat’s it really like to live and work aboard the International Space Station? In this special episode, host Ashton Zeth sits down with veteran astronaut Dr. Tracy Dyson, who shares unforgettable stories from her three space missions—including helping build the ISS and her recent journey alongside Butch and Sunni.We explore the rhythms of daily life in orbit: from drinking coffee in microgravity and squeezing in vital exercise, to performing constant experiments and winding down during “PreSleep.” Tracy also offers meaningful advice on staying curious and persevering through tough times—on or off the planet.We even watch a clip of her floating aboard the ISS during the show and answer thoughtful audience questions. Whether you're a space enthusiast or just ISS-curious, this episode brings humanity and humor to life in orbit.🎧 Hosted by Ashton Zeth. Tune in and get inspired—Tracy brings space down to Earth.__________________NASA - Tracy Dyson
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Luther Beegle, PhD
In this compelling episode of Red Planet Live, we sat down with Dr. Luther Beegle, Principal Investigator of the SHERLOC instrument aboard NASA’s Perseverance rover. While we originally set out to explore SHERLOC’s role in detecting organic compounds and signs of past habitability on Mars, our conversation took us even further.We discussed the Allan Hills 84001 (ALH84001) Martian meteorite discovered in Antarctica as an inspiration to Luther's career, discussed key missions across the solar system, and explored why a Mars Sample Return mission is critical before sending humans to the Red Planet. Dr. Beegle also offered behind-the-scenes insights into the challenges of planetary exploration and the innovative technology propelling Mars science into the future.🔴 Tune in for an eye-opening journey into the science, strategy, and wonder of Mars exploration and beyond!
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Mars Desert Research Station Update
Inside MDRS: The Latest from the Mars Desert Research StationGet an exclusive update from one of the world’s premier Mars analog research facilities — the Mars Desert Research Station (MDRS). Host Ashton Zeth sits down with three key leaders shaping the future of MDRS: James Burk, Executive Director of The Mars Society; Kay Radzik, Director of Refits; and Sergii Iakymov, MDRS Director.They dive into the latest missions, ongoing upgrades, and how you can support the continued modernization of MDRS through their current crowdfunding campaign.Support the future of Mars exploration: mars-desert-research-station.raisely.com/
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Dr. Robert Zubrin - The Mars Dream is BACK
Dr. Robert Zubrin joins us to discuss his latest article in The New Atlantis, "The Mars Dream is Back—Here’s How to Make it Actually Happen." In this episode, Zubrin outlines the fastest and most practical path to getting humans to Mars, including the formation of a NASA Tiger Team and the introduction of the Starboat—a Starship-based vehicle designed to serve as a more efficient Mars Ascent Vehicle. He also makes the case for why a Mars mission must become a national goal—one that unites all Americans in support of exploration, innovation, and a bold future beyond Earth. Tune in for an inspiring and strategic conversation on how we can make the dream of Mars a reality.Read the full article by Dr. Robert Zubrin: https://www.thenewatlantis.com/public...
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Jim Cantrell
Red Planet Live – Jim Cantrell on SpaceX, Startups, and Lessons from FailureIn this episode of Red Planet Live, we sit down with Jim Cantrell, a space industry veteran, founding member of SpaceX, and CEO of Phantom Space. Jim shares fascinating stories from his time working alongside Elon Musk in the early days of SpaceX, discussing the challenges, near-misses, and how close to failure SpaceX really came.He dives into the valuable lessons failure has taught him over the years, shedding light on the tough realities of space entrepreneurship. Jim also discusses his latest venture, Phantom Space, and its mission to revolutionize space access .This episode is packed with audience Q&A, where Jim answers burning questions about the future of space exploration, the commercial space race, and what it really takes to build a successful space startup.If you're into space, startups, or the raw, unfiltered truth about what it takes to change the world, this is an episode you don’t want to miss! 🚀🔥🔴 Listen now on Red Planet Live!--------https://www.jimcantrell.com/bioPhantom Space
A raw, off-the-cuff look into all things Mars. We will talk with planetary scientists, STEM field experts, commercial space representatives, and space advocates who all have a deep passion for Mars.
Ashton Zeth is the new host of our 60-minute video broadcast on behalf of the Mars Society and will lead and moderate tantalizing discussions with our virtual guests as we delve into the questions and work being done in order to make the human exploration and settlement of the Red Planet a reality.
For more information about the Mars Society, visit www.MarsSociety.org
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