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

  • Atmospheric Turbulence

    13/02/2019

    Noctilucent clouds are a unique atmospheric phenomenon that can help scientists understand the flow of energy in the atmosphere.

  • Electrostatic Flight

    12/02/2019

    Their vision is to enable robotic exploration of these asteroid bodies or comets using energy from electrostatic charges.

  • Fairest of Them All

    11/02/2019

    For decades, Alion Science and Technology Corporation, has produced the coatings used on NASA spacecraft that protect against the harsh environment of space.

  • Micro Landers

    08/02/2019

    ExoTerra Resource has a cost-effective idea for sample return that taps into existing technologies.

  • No Snow on the Tarmac

    07/02/2019

    The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration is testing a material that could end the need to shovel snow on the tarmac.

  • Telling Time on Saturn

    06/02/2019

    Exactly how long is a day on Saturn? The answer, it turns out, was hidden in the rings.

  • Engineering on Demand

    05/02/2019

    As many of us were preparing to welcome in the New Year, NASA’s OSIRIS-REx was breaking a space exploration record.

  • Astronomical Algorithms

    04/02/2019

    Computers actually learn from large data sets to find patterns and make predictions about a star’s properties.

  • Stretching Aeronautics

    01/02/2019

    Using current knowledge and projecting into the future, there are teams at NASA Langley designing what is possible every day.

  • Printing with Concrete

    31/01/2019

    NASA is working on a system that would 3D print a habitat, a road, storage units – whatever astronauts might need to live and work on the Moon or Mars.

  • Reaching Interstellar Space

    30/01/2019

    Almost 11 billion miles from home, Voyager 2 has entered interstellar space at last.

  • NASA Selfies

    29/01/2019

    Put yourself in the Orion Nebula, or travel to the center of the Milky Way Galaxy. A new NASA app puts you in the spacesuit.

  • Measuring Ice

    28/01/2019

    Three hundred trillion green photons of light were sent to the ground as ICESat-2 began its mission to monitor Earth’s changing ice.

  • Recycled Printing

    25/01/2019

    The first of its kind – a combination recycler and printer – Refabricator uses the recycled filament it creates to make new tools and materials.

  • Martian Meteorite

    24/01/2019

    A laser instrument, calibrated with a Martian meteorite, will be the first to use forensic techniques on Mars.

  • Underwater Buoyancy

    23/01/2019

    Today, underwater training is still the primary spacewalk training method and the Neutral Buoyancy Laboratory is the largest indoor body of water in the world.

  • Tiny Satellites Track Global Storms

    22/01/2019

    Today’s meteorologists have a plethora of ground-based instruments to help forecast the weather, but some new satellites, no larger than a shoebox, may help us see the big picture in great detail.

  • Paint Job for Mars

    21/01/2019

    The masking team at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory in California measures success in millimeters.

  • Touchdown on Mars

    18/01/2019

    After traveling 300 million miles over seven months, touchdown on the surface of Mars took only six and a half minutes and now the two-year mission begins.

  • Effervescent Insects

    17/01/2019

    Astronauts have a couple of space hacks to make the fruit fly experiments on the International Space Station easier.

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