Innovation Now

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Sinopsis

Innovation Now is a daily 90-second radio series and podcast that gives listeners a front row seat to hear compelling stories of revolutionary ideas, emerging technologies and the people behind the concepts that are shaping our future.

Episodios

  • Staying in Orbit

    08/02/2023

    An orbiting space station, that can stay in orbit around the Moon, will provide a place for astronauts to prepare for trips down to the lunar surface.

  • Moon Weather

    07/02/2023

    On Earth, we celebrate seasons, enjoy changing temperatures, and, at times, put up with inclement weather that impacts our plans. But is there weather on the Moon?

  • A Kinetic Impact

    06/02/2023

    It was humanity’s first attempt at changing the motion of a celestial object.

  • Harvesting Oxygen

    03/02/2023

    MOXIE is operating on NASA’s Perseverance Rover and has, for the very first time, proven that oxygen can be extracted from the Martian atmosphere.

  • Groundhog Day

    02/02/2023

    What most people don’t realize is that Groundhog Day is actually an astronomical event marking the movement of Earth around the Sun.

  • Digital Assistant in Space

    01/02/2023

    In a unique technology demonstration, Lockheed Martin has partnered with Amazon and Cisco to bring the Alexa digital assistant and Webex video collaboration aboard Orion.

  • Putting It to the Test

    31/01/2023

    At NASA’s Glenn Research Center, researchers can test rover components in a unique indoor lab.

  • Three Thousand

    30/01/2023

    Mathematically speaking, three thousand is a fairly significant number. And three thousand has a special significance to all of us at Innovation Now.

  • Big Wheels

    27/01/2023

    Big wheels keep on turning. And these big wheels will keep NASA’s Europa Clipper turning in the right direction.

  • Day of Remembrance

    26/01/2023

    NASA Day of Remembrance is observed annually on the last Thursday of January. The day commemorates the members of the NASA family who gave their lives to advance the cause of space discovery.

  • Volcanic Venus

    25/01/2023

    Venus may have once been a temperate and wet world. But today the second planet from the Sun is an acidic hothouse.

  • Best Inventions 2022

    24/01/2023

    NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope and the Space Launch System have been named 2022 TIME Inventions of the Year.

  • Year of the Rabbit

    23/01/2023

    The year of the Rabbit is underway. This year’s Lunar New Year began on January 22nd.

  • Aircraft Materials

    20/01/2023

    The FAA works with NASA to ensure that new materials are structurally sound and safe for use in modern aircraft.

  • Phantoms

    19/01/2023

    Three high tech manikins that flew on Artemis I, will shed some light on space radiation.

  • A Bigger Aeroshell

    18/01/2023

    Inflatable aeroshells can pack up tightly for launch configuration, allowing NASA to land bigger payloads with the bigger aeroshell.

  • Moon Rise

    17/01/2023

    The Moon shines brightly enough that you can see it, day or night, as long as it’s in the right part of the sky.

  • Destination Titan

    16/01/2023

    NASA’s next destination in the solar system is the richly organic world of Titan.

  • Thirteen Minutes

    13/01/2023

    Just thirteen minutes after the explosion, Commander Jim Lovell looked out the window to see evidence that pointed toward catastrophe.

  • Diagnostic Hematology

    12/01/2023

    During deep space missions, the risk of illness or exposure to contamination increases while the ground crew’s ability to care for astronauts is reduced.

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