WHERE WE’RE GOING, WE DON’T NEED ROADS On the face of it, a film a bout a time-traveling DeLorean is utterly ridiculous. Yet twenty-five years on, Back to the Future is regarded as a cinematic classic. To many, our adventure into space seems equally foolish. So what works in Back to the Future that can... Continue Reading →
Evadot Podcast #42 – GLXP Team summit and participatory space exploration with Kate Arkless Gray
Joining Michael today is Kate Arkless Gray(@radiokate and @spacekate). We met at last weeks Google Lunar X PRIZE Team summit. We chat about summit impressions and participatory space exploration. To be frank, Kate is exactly the person who can fulfill the role in an idea that this site was founded on. She's enthusiastic, intelligent, and capable... Continue Reading →
Evadot Podcast #41 – Moonbots team Moonwalk
We often hear adults complain: "this generation of kids is lazy, they can't think for themselves unless it involves video games". A team of 4 who took THIRD PLACE out of hundreds of competitors in the Google Lunar X PRIZE Lego Mindstorms Challenge! The future leaders in space and science are right here. Email podcast@evadot.com or leave... Continue Reading →
Evadot Podcast #34 – NASA Solar Dynamics Observatory
Joining Michael today is Aleya and Phillip from NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory mission. Be sure to check our their amazing gallery and the 3D interactive view of the satellite. Follow the mission on Twitter at : @NASA_SDO Email podcast@evadot.com or leave a comment and let us know your thoughts. Subscribe to the Evadot Podcast via iTunes and... Continue Reading →
Evadot Podcast #32 – Pulse Project
Colin Murphy, the Founder of Pulse Project, joins Michael from the UK to talk about how science really is cool. He points out that the more famous people have been easier to reach for his program than the more obscure ones. Food for thought. Follow them on twitter at @pulseproject Email podcast@evadot.com or leave a comment... Continue Reading →
Evadot Podcast #25 – Science Channel’s “Meteorite Men”
What happens when you take two people with completely different personalities and backgrounds and give them a show about adventures around the world in search of alien artifacts? Ka-blow (sorry, I've always wanted to use that sound in a written sentence), interesting people doing science! Geoff and Steve are the stars of the hit Science... Continue Reading →
What went wrong (and what’s next) at the Large Hadron Collider
This short TED talk doesn't need much introduction. His quote at the end is one of my favorites of all time: "Nothing is so dangerous to the progress of the human mind than to assume that our views of science are ultimate. That there are no mysteries in nature, that our triumphs are complete, and... Continue Reading →
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