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13 MINS TO THE MOON - BBC WORLD SERVICE
13 Minutes to the Moon is about the people who made the first moon landing – on 20 July 1969 – happen. The final 13 minutes of the descent to the moon were fraught with danger. Communications were breaking down; the technology looked like it might fail; and fuel was running out. Narrated by Dr Kevin Fong. Website: www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/w13xttx2 |
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AWESOME ASTRONOMY
Awesome Astronomy explores the frontiers of science, space and our evolving understanding of the universe. Join Ralph, Paul & Jeni for informative and fun astronomy programmes dedicated to space and astronomy news and monthly podcast extras covering hot topics and special interviews in the world of science and astronomy. Twitter/X: @AwesomeAstroPod Website: awesomeastronomy.com/ |
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COSMIC SHAMBLES
Curiously entertaining. Producers of live shows and tours, podcasts, documentaries, blogs and other digital content for people with curious minds. Twitter/X: @cosmicshambles Website: cosmicshambles.com/ |
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ESA EXPLORES PODCAST - HOSTED BY PODBEAN
Go behind the scenes of space exploration with this official podcast from the European Space Agency. Latest series focuses on ESA astronaut Luca Parmitano’s Beyond mission to the International Space Station. Website: esaexplores.podbean.com/ |
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NASA PODCASTs
NASA host a range of podcasts, producing new episodes regularly. Podcasts included: - NASA Explorers: Apollo; - Houston, We have a Podcast - Small Steps, Giant leaps; - On a mission - Invisible Network; - This week @ NASA And many more. Website: www.nasa.gov/podcasts |
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SPACE BOFFINS PODCASTS
The award-winning space science, exploration and astronomy podcast from Sue Nelson and Richard Hollingham.. Space Boffins is an award-winning podcast covering space science in the UK, Europe & beyond. Hosted on the Naked Scientists website. Twitter/X: @Spaceboffins Website: www.boffinmedia.co.uk/space-boffins |
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THE INTERPLANETARY PODCAST
The Weekly Podcast - Putting the ace back in space. Down to earth chitchat about Space, Astronautics and Space Exploration with Jamie and Matt. Twitter/X: @Interplanetypod Website: www.interplanetary.org.uk/ |
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THE AEROSPACE MEDICINE PODCAST
Hosted by doctors Daniel and Rohan, this is a podcast committed to informing, involving and inspiring anyone interested in the field of Aerospace Medicine. Join us for fascinating deep dives and talks with experts in the field. Website: https://aerospacemedicinepodcast.podbean.com/ |
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BAYLOR COLLEGE of MEDICINE - CENTER for SPACE MEDICINE
The Center for Space Medicine offers cutting-edge electives and a Space Medicine Pathway to undergraduate medical students at Baylor College of Medicine's Houston and Temple campuses. All courses are taught by Baylor faculty as well as experts from other institutions and NASA. The electives are popular and receive excellent reviews from students. Website: LINK |
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DUKE UNIVERSITY - SPACE MEDICINE (online)
Have you ever wondered what it would take for humans to travel beyond the comforts of our home planet, Earth? You are invited to join us in Space Medicine - an online experience facilitated by two recent Duke graduates in which you will learn about and engage in the most pressing medical challenges facing NASA and others advancing the future of space exploration. Space Medicine is a free, non-certificate course featuring interactive modules and weekly live discussions. Participants will reflect on questions pertinent to the future of human health in space. Website: LINK |
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SPACE MEDICINE COURSE (hosted by WEM, 3 day course)
Space medicine is an incredibly exciting frontier that pushes the boundaries of extreme physiology and medicine further than we ever thought possible! In partnership with the University of Exeter and NASA Astronaut Kjell Lindgren we will bring space medicine to life on Earth. As a participant, you’ll gain career-elevating knowledge in extreme medicine specialties like aerospace medicine, physiology, human performance science, and more. Website: LINK |
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TRANSLATIONAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE for SPACE HEALTH (TRISH) ORBIT RENDEZVOUS
The TRISH hosts its virtual TRISH Orbit Rendezvous (TOR), a gathering for space health researchers, students, investors, and enthusiasts. Each month, the discussion focuses on some aspect of solving the challenges of space exploration-associated human health risks. These sessions are held monthly on Zoom, are free to attend, and there is an archive of previous meetings on the TRISH website and youtube channel. Website: LINK |
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DREAMUP
DreamUp provides opportunities for students and teachers to gain unparalleled real-world STEM experience to engage today’s dreamers and prepare tomorrow’s problem solvers. Hands-on experience teaches students more than science and technology and helps to develop skills in communication, problem solving, critical thinking, creativity, and data analysis in a way that’s exciting and engaging for students of all levels. Twitter/X: @DreamUp_Space Website: www.dreamup.org/ |
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EUROPEAN ASTRONAUT CENTRE (EAC) - INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
Astronauts face many health challenges when living and working in space, including the impacts of microgravity, radiation and isolation. The EAC recruits interns to support activities in a range of fields related to human spaceflight. Dynamic people who can work independently to help meet the challenges of human and robotic space exploration are required. You will have access to EAC facilities and work in a stimulating, multi-national environment that is unique within Europe and close to the historic and vibrant city of Cologne along the famous River Rhine. Opportunities can be offered with Spaceship EAC (a multi-disciplinary team dealing with research and technology projects related to space exploration), the Space Medicine Team, the Space Training Team and the EAC Communication Office. See website for more information on how to apply. Twitter/X: @ESA_EAC | Website: LINK |
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MASTERCLASS: CHRIS HATFIELD TEACHES SPACE EXPLORATION
Chris Hadfield teaches you what it takes to explore space and what the future holds for humans in the final frontier. Learn about the science of space travel, life as an astronaut, and how flying in space will forever change the way you think about living on Earth. In 28+ lessons, the former commander of the International Space Station teaches you the science of space exploration and what the future holds. (Requires a fee to subscribe) Website: LINK |
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SPACE AGENDA
We are an international and multi-disciplinary team of aerospace professionals and enthusiasts from science, engineering and political sciences backgrounds. Our vision started off in 2009 as an initiative to facilitate the connection of the global and interdisciplinary space community around one event-website. SpaceAgenda was designed as a tool to identify one’s events of interest according to professional background preferences and for helping with yearly planning. Website: https://www.spaceagenda.com/ |
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SPACE CALENDAR
Space Calendar serves the international space, lunar and astro industry and community as it has reliably since 1983 with its comprehensive Weekly calendar and Downrange, as well as editorial features covering industry events and space program advocacy. Twitter/X: @SpaceCalendar | Website: www.spacecalendar.com/ |
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SPACE CAREERS UK
Space Careers UK is a careers website for young professionals. The team identified the lack of information on the huge number of different career paths into the space sector, but they are working to change that. Their goal is to become the best resource for space careers. They want to create a resource that is valuable to both students and companies, and that will help the UK's space sector continue to grow. Twitter/X: @SpaceCareersUK | Website: spacecareers.uk |
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SPACE.COM
News coverage and conversation about the latest space science, astronomy and exploration. Part of @futureplc. Twitter/X: @SPACEdotcom Website: www.space.com |
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WORLD SPACE WEEK
Annually event, this is the largest space event on Earth. More than 5,000 events in over 80 countries celebrated the theme “Space Unites the World” in 2018. The 2019 theme was “The Moon: Gateway to the Stars.” The UN General Assembly declares Space Week to celebrate each year at the international level the contributions of space science and technology to the betterment of the human condition. Next event: October 4-10th 2024. Twitter/X: @WorldSpaceWeek | Website: www.worldspaceweek.org |