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The cool kids work in Mojave

In Season 6 Episode 12 of Spacevidcast Live we take a look at all the NewSpace companies located in Mojave and what they are up to! Doug Messier of ParabolicArc.com walks us through that exciting area. In Space News we have Orbital nominally launching their Antares rocket, SpaceX Grasshopper jumps 250m and lands smoothly and [...]

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AIAA LA NewSpace Panel

At the AIAA meeting in Los Angeles we have a panel of experts speaking on NewSpace. This is the prepared presentation section. If you would like to see the entire meetings including Q&A check out our Epic edition of this video. Spacevidcast Epic is $10/mo or $100/yr and gets you exclusive access to extra content, [...]

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How you can help mine asteroids – 6.07

In Space News we have SpaceX’s CRS-2 Mission to the International Space Station, Golden Spike Company video content, Curiosity Rover is back on Track and Soyuz will be trying a new short approach to the space station. Isaac Stott of Stott Space joins us for a live Skype interview. We talk about who Stott Space [...]

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Can advertising dollars drive NewSpace? 6.01

Welcome to our first show of 2013! One of our goals is to double our active user base, and to help get us started the After Dark version of this episode is being made available for free here: Don’t forget to subscribe to our channel so you can get all the latest live and on-demand [...]

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NewSpace 2012: Opening the Space Frontier – On a Budget

Sometimes progress is made through technological breakthroughs but sometimes progress is made by putting together what already exists (or is almost there) in new and innovative ways. This panel will look at these innovative ways that what we already have can be combined to enable new capabilities and reduced cost. These innovations will include not [...]

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NewSpace 2012: Space is Virgin Territory

Virgin Galactic is on the forefront of commercial space development. From launching humans into sub-orbital space to delivering small payloads to Low Earth Orbit, CEO George Whitesides will provide an update on current Virgin Galactic activities and the broader context within which these developments are being made. Presenter: George Whitesides

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NewSpace 2012: Approaching the Tipping Point

NASA’s Technology Road Map identifies key technologies that will help NASA achieve its ultimate mid-term goal of landing humans on Mars, but the technological needs of Newspace may not be perfectly aligned with NASA. In this panel, we discuss what technology paths are critical to the success of Newspace, what technologies should be developed faster [...]

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NewSpace 2012: NASA’s Technology Roadmap

NASA’s Office of the Chief Technologist has created a series of Space Technology Roadmaps that chart the way forward for numerous technologies related to spaceflight and NASA’s goals over the next 30 years. NASA worked with the National Research Council and identified fourteen technology areas, then assigned agency specialists to describe each area’s top technical [...]

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NewSpace 2012: The Endgame of the Google Lunar X-PRIZE

Less than a decade after the Ansari X-PRIZE was won, a NewSpace revolution began with several companies on the verge of launching private suborbital flights in the next two years. With so many teams competing for their piece of the $30 million purse in the Google Lunar X-PRIZE, the question must be asked: What will [...]

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NewSpace 2012: The EarthLight Institute Presents: Mars Colony 2030

The ultimate goal of space exploration is space settlement: sending humans to live permanently beyond the cradle of Earth’s atmosphere. People often assume that permanent settlement is many decades in the future. This need not be the case. There are many things we can do right now that would dramatically accelerate the pace of space [...]

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