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

  • Flying at Low Altitudes

    11/01/2023

    The FAA regularly issues safety alerts to better prepare pilots to fly in areas where wires present a flight risk or danger.

  • Changes in Gravity

    10/01/2023

    Changes in gravity have a significant impact on an astronaut’s body and can affect spatial orientation, hand-eye coordination, locomotion, or balance.

  • Predicting Landslides

    09/01/2023

    Researchers are using social media to develop an automatic landslide detection tool.

  • Treacherous Terrain

    06/01/2023

    Mission scientists are anxious to begin analyzing the salty substances found in this treacherous terrain, using instruments onboard Curiosity’s roving lab.

  • Looking into Dark Pockets

    05/01/2023

    This modern-day prospector will search for water ice in places no light has shined before.

  • Practicing on Earth

    04/01/2023

    Today, underwater training is still the primary spacewalk training method for astronauts.

  • Stellar Leadership

    03/01/2023

    Here’s hoping Voyager continues to amaze us for decades to come as we thank Edward Stone for his decades of stellar leadership.

  • Snowed Under

    02/01/2023

    This innovative material conducts enough electricity to give off heat so the snow or ice that settles on concrete simply melts away.

  • Space Tomatoes

    30/12/2022

    The astronauts on the International Space Station are looking forward to a bumper crop of tasty tomatoes.

  • Practice Scenarios

    29/12/2022

    These unique training missions support design concepts for future pressurized rovers and help establish important operations protocols for the Artemis astronauts who will be carrying out missions on the Moon.

  • Built by NASA

    28/12/2022

    Designed and built by NASA and its fifteen partner nations, each element of the station launched to orbit one by one over a thirteen-year period via 37 space shuttle flights.

  • Better Batteries

    27/12/2022

    Carbon black, recovered from recycled tires, is similar to graphite, the conductor currently used in batteries.

  • Glimpsing the Nightside

    26/12/2022

    New images taken by NASA’s Parker Solar Probe may provide another glimpse through the clouds to the Venusian surface.

  • Christmas in Orbit

    23/12/2022

    Wishing all of you happy holidays, wherever they may find you.

  • Off World Holidays

    22/12/2022

    Living aboard the International Space Station, dozens of astronauts have had the opportunity to celebrate holidays in space.

  • Chilling Out

    21/12/2022

    NASA’s new robotic arm really knows how to chill out.

  • Proving Your MOXIE

    20/12/2022

    MOXIE has proven that oxygen can be extracted from the Martian atmosphere.

  • Honoring JWST

    19/12/2022

    The U.S. Postal Service has released a stamp that honors the remarkable achievements of the James Webb Space Telescope.

  • Responding to Eruptions

    16/12/2022

    Breathtaking to look at while dormant, when Alaska’s volcanoes awaken they can pose a serious threat to residents and industry.

  • Our Dynamic Earth

    15/12/2022

    Use this app to look at current events like tropical storms, wildfires, or to monitor the Mauna Loa eruptions in near real time.

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