45 min
S1E6 Can we tour space from India? Imagined Tomorrow
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- Science
Show notes:
In this episode, we imagine a future where you can travel to space from India. Whether you want to go around the earth for three days, walk on the Moon, or live on Mars for an artistic experiment - you can book a spaceflight from India and go where your heart (and wallet) takes you. We hear from some kids about how they picture this future. We hear from a space architect who tells us what commercial space travel might look like in the future for people in general and those in India. And a space lawyer tells us how we can travel responsibly.
Also - stay till the end. There’s a surprise!
Imagined Tomorrow is created and hosted by Shreya Dasgupta. Intro and outro music is by Abhijit Shylanath. Abhishek Madan is the official feedback-provider of script and sound. Get in touch via Twitter, or email imagined.tomorrow@gmail.com. Transcript on https://www.imaginedtomorrow.com/
Guests (in order of appearance):
Nikshep Raman, 11 year-old space sci-fi enthusiast.
Priyoti, 9-year-old travel enthusiast.
Dr. Susmita Mohanty, space architect and founder of India’s first private space company, Earth2Orbit.
Deepika Jeyakodi, space lawyer.
Brief appearance:
Dr. Abhijeet Borkar, an astrophysicist who will hear from in the bonus episode.
Episode music
Interlude music bits from Pixabay. Includes pieces by GioeleFazzeri, Jacques_Barrette, Lesfm and Skilsel
Episode artwork
From Pixabay by 愚木混株CDD20.
If you want to delve further:
Will space missions include more average people? Read here
SpaceX takes 4 passengers to orbit—a glimpse at private spaceflight’s future. Read here
Why We Need Astronauts With Disabilities. Read here
Video: Watch Elon Musk Reveal SpaceX's Most Detailed Plans To Colonize Mars
NASA eyeing inflatable space lodges for moon, Mars and beyond. Read here
India’s private space sector is rising, but wait for Bezos-like ‘joy rides’ will be longer. Read here
From allowing private players, to regulating satellite use, why India needs a space law. Read here
Mission ISRO with Harsha Bhogle. Listen here
Show notes:
In this episode, we imagine a future where you can travel to space from India. Whether you want to go around the earth for three days, walk on the Moon, or live on Mars for an artistic experiment - you can book a spaceflight from India and go where your heart (and wallet) takes you. We hear from some kids about how they picture this future. We hear from a space architect who tells us what commercial space travel might look like in the future for people in general and those in India. And a space lawyer tells us how we can travel responsibly.
Also - stay till the end. There’s a surprise!
Imagined Tomorrow is created and hosted by Shreya Dasgupta. Intro and outro music is by Abhijit Shylanath. Abhishek Madan is the official feedback-provider of script and sound. Get in touch via Twitter, or email imagined.tomorrow@gmail.com. Transcript on https://www.imaginedtomorrow.com/
Guests (in order of appearance):
Nikshep Raman, 11 year-old space sci-fi enthusiast.
Priyoti, 9-year-old travel enthusiast.
Dr. Susmita Mohanty, space architect and founder of India’s first private space company, Earth2Orbit.
Deepika Jeyakodi, space lawyer.
Brief appearance:
Dr. Abhijeet Borkar, an astrophysicist who will hear from in the bonus episode.
Episode music
Interlude music bits from Pixabay. Includes pieces by GioeleFazzeri, Jacques_Barrette, Lesfm and Skilsel
Episode artwork
From Pixabay by 愚木混株CDD20.
If you want to delve further:
Will space missions include more average people? Read here
SpaceX takes 4 passengers to orbit—a glimpse at private spaceflight’s future. Read here
Why We Need Astronauts With Disabilities. Read here
Video: Watch Elon Musk Reveal SpaceX's Most Detailed Plans To Colonize Mars
NASA eyeing inflatable space lodges for moon, Mars and beyond. Read here
India’s private space sector is rising, but wait for Bezos-like ‘joy rides’ will be longer. Read here
From allowing private players, to regulating satellite use, why India needs a space law. Read here
Mission ISRO with Harsha Bhogle. Listen here
45 min