Ignited Flight Jay Simpson

Boeing’s entry into NASA’s Commercial Crew Program is the CST-100 Starliner, a capsule built for the 21st century. While incredibly designed, it is falling behind and has yet to have a fully successful launch. Join us as we dive into the Starliner, and when we can expect to see this incredible capsule fly.

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Starship by SpaceX - one of the most incredible endeavors in human spaceflight. Join us in this episode as we discover more about this vehicle, the incredible plans that SpaceX has for it, and even the ‘bonus’ uses that make this spacecraft the future pinnacle and standard of what spaceflight should look like.

Join us as we go LIVE following the Blue Origin launch of New Shepherd on July 20, 2021. This is the company's first successful human spaceflight mission, passing above the 100km Karman Line, and providing a new means for commercial activity and space tourism. Discover each portion of this historic spaceflight as we follow it LIVE in real-time. Gradatim Ferociter!

The Hubble Space Telescope, one of the most important pieces of space exploration technology ever built, went dark and silent on June 16th. With onboard computers not being responsive, creative action had to be taken in order to get the Telescope back online. Join us as we discuss the ‘tricky operation’ that saved Hubble once again.

On July 11th, 2021, Virgin Galactic successfully flew its Unity 22 spaceplane to the boundary of space. In this episode, we relive this flight, examine the accomplishment, and discuss the path forward for space tourism as a whole.

It’s been 50 years since the Concorde first took flight. Yet for almost 20 years now, the skies have been strangely silent from the booms of supersonic commercial passenger aircraft. Join us as we explore Boom Supersonic, a new startup aviation company with a goal of bringing back supersonic passenger travel by the end of the decade through their Overture vehicle. And wait, United Airlines already bought 15 of them? And there’s a possibility that this could be the face of a new supersonic Air Force One?