Jason and Stephen are joined by Dr. Katie Mack, a theoretical astrophysicist working at the University of Melbourne on dark matter and the potential it has to change our understanding of the universe, physics and more.
There are a bunch of milestones to celebrate this week: Juno's been at Jupiter for a year, Stephen built his LEGO Saturn V and Pathfinder landed on Mars 20 years ago.
This fortnight, our intrepid explorers talk about NEEMO, newly-discovered exoplanets and the Parker Solar Probe.
Jason and Stephen discuss the 2016 film *Hidden Figures.*
This week, Jason and Stephen talk about lunar and solar eclipses in preparation of a total solar eclipse in North America coming up in August.
This fortnight, Jason and Stephen cover a possible future Pluto mission, SLS delays and the X-37B spaceplane.
This fortnight we discuss Cassini's daring death dives inside Saturn's rings before the end of its mission, exciting news from our solar system's ocean moons and hints of a change in planning for future exploration of Mars.
After visiting Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune, the Voyager probes are now probing the very edges of our solar system — and beyond.
This fortnight brings a flight-proven Falcon 9 launch, news about Enceladus' ice sheets and the return of the mighty RS-25.
This fortnight, Jason and Stephen catch up the news coming out of Washington D.C. and Blue Origin, and then consider what the Europa Clipper mission could mean.
This fortnight, Stephen went out for a nerdy evening, NASA announced the seven planets at TRAPPIST-1 and SpaceX is going to the moon. After the news, Jason and Stephen break down the Ice Giants of Uranus and Neptune.
This fortnight, Proxima B breaks our hearts, SpaceX is on historic ground and a Europa lander begins to take shape.
This fortnight, Stephen and Jason talk about how the current political climate affects science, space and technology.
This fortnight, Jason and Stephen catch up on the news and remember Gene Cernan, the last man on the moon.
Jason and Stephen look back at some of the biggest space stories of 2016.
This fortnight, Jason and Stephen remember John Glenn, the first American to orbit the Earth, and the oldest person to travel in space.
The sixth planet out from the sun is a fascinating world of extreme atmospheric conditions, strange moons and breathtaking views.
This fortnight, Jason and Stephen discuss NASA's $8.8 billion project: the James Webb telescope.
This week, Jason and Stephen are joined by Glenn Fleishman to talk about the rising use of cubesats.
This week, Stephen and Jason draft their favorite robotic spacecraft after pouring one out for Schiaparelli.
This fortnight, Stephen and Jason talk about Elon Musk's train to Mars.
This week, Jason interviews Natalie Batalha, NASA's Kepler mission project scientist, about the spacecraft, the K2 mission and some exoplanets found by the mission.
OSIRIS-REx, NASA's asteroid sampling mission, recently launched. Live from the XOXO Festival, Jason and Stephen talk about the mission, its objectives and all about asteroids.
This fortnight, Jason and Stephen talk about exoplanets: what they are, how they're found and why they are important.
This fortnight: Mission to Mars details are forming and NASA is looking at some new potential planetary missions.
NASA's "Journey to Mars" plan is wide-reaching but a little light on details in places. Stephen and Jason dive into it and consider what it would mean if Elon Musk beats NASA to the Red Planet.
This fortnight, we catch up with New Horizons, Dawn and Mars 2020.
This fortnight, Jason and Stephen dive into Juno, NASA's current mission to Jupiter.
This fortnight: China talks to the United Nations, Blue Origin plays with parachutes and a quick trip to Mercury.
Jason and Stephen discuss recent interviews with Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos. Rockets, AI, dying on Mars and more!
