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The Space Hour

Federal News Network | Hubbard Radio

A deep look at the commercial space industry from both the public and private sector. We discuss topics pertaining to the aerospace community with current and former members of the federal government, academics with in-depth knowledge, along with industry leaders, all of whom are paving the way to advance the U.S. space field.

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  1. What a U.S. Space Academy could really look like 11:49
  2. When you're looking to inspire the team by hearing from a U.S. astronaut, this is the person to call. 13:15
  3. Hacking a satellite may not be such a tall task anymore thanks to AI. 10:13
  4. Space flight to Mars wreaks hell on the body, how could technology help? 24:24
  5. Meeting the space demand is going to require more than just money 10:59
  6. How commercial space companies are utilizing new AI tech 13:00
  7. What better way to commemorate Apollo 11 than to name a day for it 10:14
  8. Tow trucks in space gets a step closer to reality 14:32
  9. NASA's newest space telescope wasn't built to zoom in on a single mystery, it was built to show astronomers more of the universe at once 8:48
  10. Where to put data centers has been a contentious issue, one start up company is thinking space might be a good spot 13:33
  11. Getting down to the nuts and bolts of what it takes to keep space craft together, minus the nuts and bolts part 12:52
  12. Observatory is turning the night sky on and pressing record 10:52
  13. GPS has been revolutionary for everyone, but only when it is able to work 13:06
  14. Protecting all that fancy equipment in space is going to mean staying ahead of cyber threats. 10:54
  15. A new arena for U.S. states to work together, while competing. 13:30
  16. An update on robotics in space 15:59
  17. NASA's shopping list is a unique one, we learn how the agency makes sure it's sending the right folks to the store. 8:25
  18. Will super heavy lift rockets revolutionize the space economy—or prove that bigger isn't always better? 14:00
  19. As our reliance on satellites continues to grow, so does the need to protect them from cyber threats. 9:07
  20. Making sure Guardians are in the most beneficial role 11:44
  21. How a spaceplane is trying to make access to space more routine—and more flexible 12:56
  22. Why small and mid-sized companies are playing a growing role in national security space 10:10
  23. Most objects that enter Earth's atmosphere are small asteroids. What are they made of? 10:20
  24. Connecting devices out in remote regions 18:00
  25. The EU's growing footprint in space exploration, defense 13:51
  26. Are America’s satellites secure enough — and does the government have any real way to enforce cybersecurity standards in space? 12:50
  27. An update on potential solution for protecting satellites from cyber attacks. 12:16
  28. Industry group sees large growth two years in on the space coast 10:33
  29. Artemis II’s cultural impact extends beyond science 10:50
  30. New NGA-backed quantum magnetometer launches to boost Earth mapping 11:19
  31. Legal complexities rise for aerospace startups balancing commercial and federal contracts 16:03
  32. Artemis II crew heads home after record lunar flyby; Navy, NPS play key roles 10:16
  33. Getting a live stream of the cosmos 14:34
  34. The legacy of Robert H. Goddard 17:20
  35. Procuring space products can get complicated for governments 12:57
  36. What role will AI play in the possible future space warfare? 11:55
  37. Governing if new space capabilities should be used for research or military purposes 14:55
  38. Looking for new business in commercial space? India may be your next destination 10:36
  39. To advance space activities, you need to also advance energy production 12:54
  40. Is the Space Force getting the financial support it needs? 11:14
  41. What's next for a newly appointed board member? 12:34
  42. An aspiring astrophysicist with an already impressive resume 9:35
  43. A new investment from a venture capitalist firm to further enhance the space infrastructure 11:10
  44. The tale of the missing Russian satellite 10:47
  45. How GPS became a staple in our lives 16:20
  46. Going to where they train the space lawyers of tomorrow 11:39
  47. A new way to harness more energy for all those space devices in our atmosphere 12:42
  48. Building a sort of cyber moat around satellites 12:07
  49. Robots in space could be a real time-saver for astronauts 16:25
  50. Longtime federal space executive hangs it up 16:10