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Rise of Indian Space Research Organization: Bullock Carts to Moon Landing | Srinivas Laxman | MSP #7
In this explosive episode, host Raj Shrivastava (Marketing & PR Manager, Manastu Space) sits down with Mr. Srinivas Laxman, veteran space journalist, proud son of legendary cartoonist R.K. Laxman, and a man who has witnessed India’s space journey from its humble beginnings to global dominance.
From…
Dun, Dun, Dun: When Sputnik Shook the World
Intro music fades in—tense and cinematic. Dun, dun, dun. On a Friday night in October 1957 a tiny metal beep sliced through the air and the world changed: Sputnik was orbiting Earth, and with it came panic, possibility, and a race that would reshape history.
From the morally tangled genius of Wern…
The Space Race: A Deep History of the Greatest Competition Ever Waged — From V-2 Rockets to Apollo and Beyond
Tonight on Sleepless History, we're telling the complete story of the Space Race, one of the most extraordinary, costly, dangerous, and quietly beautiful competitions in the history of civilization.
Set against a soft, continuous backdrop of rain sounds, this episode takes you from the war-scarred…
NASA Railroad & Soyuz City (w. Gareth Dennis)
Alternate title: Railing Rockets. We're joined by Gareth Dennis, host of the RailNatter podcast, to talk about the intersections of rockets and trains. Gareth came prepared with a wonderful story of horses' arses and the NASA Railroad. Quinn, meanwhile, got sidetracked and wrote about how Soviet OK…
Star City (S01E01-02)
Apple TV’s Star City sends us behind the Iron Curtain of the For All Mankind universe first introduced to us in 2019. Revisiting the space race from the Soviet point of view, the two-episode premiere, “The Eyes” and “A Bear on a Chain,” returns the story to its roots. With Sergei Korolev surviving,…
Rockets, Rivalry, and the Race to the Stars: How Space Became America's Cold War Battlefield
Explore the dramatic Space Race that captivated the world during the Cold War era. This episode of The Cold War in America examines how the Soviet launch of Sputnik in 1957 shocked America and triggered a technological competition that would define the next decade. Host James Hartley traces the jou…
The Space Industry: The Early Days (Part 1)
With speculation growing around a potential SpaceX IPO, we wanted to start at the beginning.
In the first episode of Industrial Origins, we trace the origins of modern rocketry from the ideas of Konstantin Tsiolkovsky and the experiments of Robert H. Goddard to the V-2 rocket of World War II. Along…
Two men, one moon.
We're all one race: The Space Race.
The Cold War 1/2
In this episode, I look at how the tension between the USSR and the USA began and how it manifested in the strangest, spaciest ways. Dabbling in the end of WWII, and featuring the lives of "Nazi" Scientist Wernher von Braun and Soviet heartthrob…
History Podcast - The Space Race History | Chill History Podcast for Sleep, Relax and Chilling
History for Sleep -The Space Race History | Chill History Podcast for Sleep, Relax and ChillingThe Space Race is usually told as a triumphant American story that ends with Neil Armstrong stepping onto the Moon in July 1969. That version is accurate the way a highlight reel is accurate — technically…
Russia's Invisible Rocket Man
He launched Sputnik. He sent Yuri Gagarin into space. He helped turn the Soviet Union into the world's first space superpower.
And almost no one knew his name.
Sergei Korolev was the brilliant engineer behind the Soviet Union's greatest early triumphs in the Space Race. But before becoming the ar…
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