Space, But Messier!

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4G Mobile Coverage on the Moon!

Thanks to European mobile operator Vodafone, eqiptment from Nokia, and lunar rovers from Audi, a 2019 mission is slated to launch a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket, bringing two lunar landers to the surface of the Moon. Along with them, they will establish 4g Mobile Coverage so the Audi rovers can communicate with eachother and send home the first ever HD video feed from the surface of the Moon.

Enhancing Human Potential

Background: Once a human ventures beyond Earth’s magnetic field, we become vulnerable to cosmic rays that are well, deadly..Causing things like cataracts, circulartory disease, damage to your central nervous system and fatal cancer. This is why getting to Mars, Enceladus (saturns moon, beneath its ice shell is a liquid ocean), and Titan is too dangerous to even consider at this point. However, a group of biologists and NASA’s Ames...

Welcome to the Space, But Messier! Podcast, we are Tony and Flo and we can become black holes if we set our mind to it!

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 That's right! Technically anyone and anything could become a black hole if they shrink down to there Schwarzchild radius, a relative radius in which an object is so dense, it becomes a black hole. Let's get rockin!

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SpaceX again!

SpaceX just launched another rocket to space with 2 test satellites for the constellation called StarLink that they want to build in space. He’s planning on launching over 4000 satellites and provide the Earth with global internet.

Tom Praderio, a SpaceX firmware engineer says that:
"These are meant to gather data in advance of deploying and operating a satellite constellation that will provide internet service. Even if these satellites work as planned, we still have considerable technical work ahead of us to design and deploy...

Welcome to the Space, But Messier! Podcast. Today we've got Tesla's in space and the White House's war on science. Let's dive in!

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SpaceX Falcon Heavy Launch

On February 6th, SpaceX launched their Falcon Heavy Rocket from Cape Canaveral, Florida on a course for Mars. The Falcon Heavy Rocket, complete with 27 rocket engines, lifted a Tesla Roadster into space, which is now on a journey to orbit the Sun forever. However, reports recently surfaced of another secret payload aboard the Tesla, not the Hot Wheels model of the Tesla roadster (for which it’s price is skyrocketing on ebay) but, a library.

Not your ordinary Library, but one that can withstand millions of years in an environment like space. It’s called the Arch. It’s like a CD, but it’s a small disc of quartz crystal, not much larger than a coin, built for long-term data archiving and has the ability to hold troves...

Hello and welcome to the newest podcast in the universe! We are extremely pleased to present to you a podcast all about Space, Flight, Astronomy, History, New, and so much more. We are Tony DiBernardo and Florencia Pina, recording from Southern California to bring you the best and simplest space podcast around! So, without further ado, here are the notes for our first episode: All About Us | Space, But Messier!

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About Us

Tony: I was an average student in high school, transferred to CSULB and majored in Communications. In my last semester, in my need for one last capstone class, I took The History of Human Space Flight. It was fun! We learned all about the History of NASA, Roscosmos, Historical Missions, etc... Then at the end we had the opportunity to do the calculations to send a satellite to Mars. We were helped along the way, but completing that assignment gave me the most purpose I had ever felt...