An astronaut talks us though life on a space station, Apollo didn't have as much support as you might think, Chinese rockets take a step towards re-useability, and a lot more...

Pick o' the podcasts:

Off Nominal podcast: What could the 'Apollo applications' program have realistically lead to?

We Martians podcast: Five years in the Martian atmosphere  and Why go to Mars at all? 

Time to eat the dogs podcast: Astronaut Garret Reisman talks us through life on the international space station 

Planetary radio: How much public support did Apollo have?

Main engine cut off: An interview with Intuitive Machines on their new Lunar lander project 

From the video store

Is SpaceX's raptor engine really king of the engines?


Astrobee robots join the crew of the international space station

Flyboarder crosses the channel... am I the only one who can see this guy showing up in a Marvel film?


The 100 year quest to detect gravitational waves


Watch a boat catching a re-useable rocket nosecone


A step towards re-useability: Watch a Chinese Long March 2c rocket fly with grid fins

Reading material

Life on the Moon? There is now.

Crater shape: A simple way to spot ice rich craters on the Moon?

Dark energy vs modified gravity

A star older than the universe?


An audacious plan to use recycled space junk to build a space station

A commercial path to fusion? 

Source of Martian mega tsunami found

SpaceX's new mega rocket has a growth spurt

Cygnus supply ship to start tests - to be the core of a small space station

Chinese lunar communications satellite smashes into the Moon