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Brought to you by STEMarts Lab, the Space on Earth-Taos Chapter is a student led podcast that inspires listeners who are curious about space to explore the wonders of the universe to the voices of young thinkers, creators, and dreamers. Each episode lends personal curiosity with scientific discovery from the mysterious steps of black holes, the practical impacts of space on earth like GPS, climate, science and medicine. Hosted by STEMarts students from Taos, New Mexico this podcast draws connections between space, art and science, how these things all impact us here on earth and their meaning to humanity. You’ll hear raw, insightful conversations about topics like light pollution, the overview effect, lunar exploration and the societal impact of the space race, whether you’re into exoplanets, dark energy or just stargazing from your backyard, Space on Earth makes space personal, accessible and inspiring. We believe that space isn’t just for astronauts and scientists, it’s for everyone. Join us on this adventure as we explore the cosmos from Earth, one story at a time. Special thanks to the Lor Foundation for helping to launch this podcast and to the Space Valley Foundation for their ongoing support of our space programs.
Частота обновления:
every 17 days
Средняя продолжительность аудио:
23 minutes
Гостевые интервью
Имеет спонсоров
английский
США
35 серий
с 4 апреля 2025 г.
episodic
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Discovering International Space Week in New Mexico.
What is Space Week? Why does it exist? And how can it help us understand our place in the universe? We answer these questions and more on a special episode especially for Space Week! Join us in discovering what space week means in New Mexico, out…
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Art has always been prevalent in New Mexico, as has the study of space. Join Havilah and Pascal in tonight’s episode as they discuss the history and future of these two pillars of New Mexico culture. As well as how they propel each other to greater limits.
When NASA's Swift Observatory began losing altitude after two decades in orbit, engineers faced a difficult challenge. Join Wyatt and Havilah as they explore how an innovative robotic rescue mission could extend Swift's life, the science it has revealed, and why perseverance is one of the most impo…
How can astronomers figure out what distant stars and planets are made of without ever visiting them? In this episode of Space on Earth, Havilah and Lacey explore the fascinating science of spectroscopy, the study of light, and how it allows scientists to uncover the composition, motion, and even t…
In this episode of Space on Earth, Wyatt, Taylor, and Ophelia explore Artemis III, NASA’s first major test of the hardware and procedures that will enable humanity’s return to the Moon. From Orion’s role in Earth orbit to the involvement of Blue Moon and Starship, the team breaks down how this miss…
For over a decade, NASA's MAVEN spacecraft orbited Mars, helping scientists uncover how the Red Planet lost its atmosphere and transformed from a potentially habitable world into the cold desert we see today. In this episode of Space on Earth, Wyatt and Pascal explore MAVEN's groundbreaking discove…
Join Taylor and Tulsi as they explore how paired stars orbit, interact, and shape our understanding of the cosmos. This episode breaks down the science behind binary systems—from visual pairs to supernovae—and their vital role in modern astronomy.
This episode explores how space science has shaped modern pop culture through movies, books, and music. From the sci-fantasy worlds of Star Wars to the physics-driven realism of Interstellar, the conversation examines how filmmakers balance scientific accuracy with imagination. The episode also div…
In this episode, hosts Wyatt and Sirena interview science communicator Summer Ash about radio astronomy, the Very Large Array, light pollution, and the growing debate around projects like Reflect Orbital. The conversation explores how astronomers study invisible light, why dark skies matter for sci…
This episode explores the field of astrogeology, explaining how scientists use the principles of Earth’s geology to study planets, moons, asteroids, and other solid bodies across the solar system. The hosts discuss key questions about planetary formation, impact craters, volcanic activity, water ev…
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