With an Indian spacecraft becoming the first to land on the lunar South Pole, Intuitive Machines President and CEO Steve Altemus is pressing his team to make the first ever commercial landing there in November, in a space race that is clearly h...

Russia's first lunar lander in 47 years has spun out of control and crashed into the moon, highlighting not only Roscomos’ mounting problems, but also just how hard it is to land on the moon ... especially on the lunar south pole.

A conversation with Dr. Nadia Maarouf, a clinical scientist working at the Mars Desert Research Station in the Utah desert, about new vaccines that could help ward off space-induced heart problems in astronauts, as well as those of humans back ...

A conversation with Michelle Munk, NASA’s Acting Chief Architect for the Space Technology Mission Directorate, on everything from rovers and extraterrestial microbiology to building a sustainable human presence on the Red Planet.

In a bold move that marked the dawn of a new military era, the U.S. Space Force was created. But after a recent Pentagon squabble with SpaceX over satellite services in Ukraine, America’s growing reliance on the private sector in space has rais...

After nearly half a century, Russia is again making a lunar play. Its Luna-25 mission is endeavoring to put a robotic lander near the moon’s south pole. This podcast provides some context as to how and why.

How realistic are warp drives and faster-than-light travel? What does it take to ride a bubble in space? Those are questions  former NASA propulsion physicist Sonny White and theoretical physicist Miguel Alcubierre have been working on ......

Dr. Janet Kavandi, a distinguished astronaut and veteran of three space Shuttle missions, is the current president and chief science officer of Sierra Space, a Colorado-based aerospace company developing a commercial space plane and space stati...