56 min

EP9, Skylab: Everyday Astronautics (Part Two‪)‬ Skylab: Living and Working in Space

    • Society & Culture

The ninth in a mini-series on a work-in-progress research project on NASA's Skylab programme, and particularly the Skylab-4 mission. This episode gets under the hood of a fairly short audio clip from Jerry Carr and Ed Gibson's EVA (i.e. spacewalk) of the 29th December 1973, that covers their observations of the much-vaunted (at the time) Comet Kohoutek.

If you want to follow along with the audio and transcripts, go to the following link to find the audio excerpt on which this episode is based: https://github.com/phillipbrooker/TheGreatOutdoors

The original audio files, which give full coverage of all Skylab EVAs and more, can be found at:  https://archive.org/details/Skylab4

Please contact me directly for access to the relevant transcript excerpts, either on Twitter (@pdbrooker) or via email at: p[dot]d[dot]brooker[at]liverpool[dot]ac[dot]uk

The ninth in a mini-series on a work-in-progress research project on NASA's Skylab programme, and particularly the Skylab-4 mission. This episode gets under the hood of a fairly short audio clip from Jerry Carr and Ed Gibson's EVA (i.e. spacewalk) of the 29th December 1973, that covers their observations of the much-vaunted (at the time) Comet Kohoutek.

If you want to follow along with the audio and transcripts, go to the following link to find the audio excerpt on which this episode is based: https://github.com/phillipbrooker/TheGreatOutdoors

The original audio files, which give full coverage of all Skylab EVAs and more, can be found at:  https://archive.org/details/Skylab4

Please contact me directly for access to the relevant transcript excerpts, either on Twitter (@pdbrooker) or via email at: p[dot]d[dot]brooker[at]liverpool[dot]ac[dot]uk

56 min

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