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The Jet Propulsion Laboratory's Doug Eliison joins us in-studio to talk about the amazing 'Eyes on the Solar System' application. Fans of Eyes will also get a sneak peek in to the future revision with a new gaming engine! In Space News we chat about SpaceX's plans for reusability in 2013, Antares rolls out to the launch pad for first test mission, Yuri's Night is less than a week away and Spacevidcast is looking for Mountain Climbers... On Mars! Don't let the conversation stop here! In addition to this great episode we continue speaking with Doug in After Dark. To watch this After Dark episode you can subscribe to Spacevidcast epic. For as little as $10/mo or $100/yr you not only get access to this exclusive content but an additional huge library of past shows, exclusive interviews and conferences. Spacevidcast epic helps us continue to product the show, we give you a bit extra and you help ensure we stay broadcasting! http://www.spacevidcast.com/epic for more information

In this live episode of Spacevidcast we talk with Andrew Nelson from XCOR Aerospace. Topic ranges from their newly tested piston rocket engine to the reusable Lynx suborbital spacecraft. In space news this week, and Atlas V launch, Antares gets a launch date, Saturn V F-1 engines recovered from the ocean floor, Soyuz makes a fast approach to the International Space Station and Dragon is back on land! Don't forget that the story continues. Our After Dark show is available to Spacevidcast epic subscribers. Starting at $10.00/mo or $100.00/yr, epic gives you gigs and gigs of additional content not available to the general public. In addition to getting you awesome stuff, it also helps us pay for the show! Sign up for epic today at http://www.spacevidcast.com/epic and help us bring our your inner space geek

Want to help get footprints on Mars? Check out this live show where we interview Steve Bassett of The Mars Initiative. In Space News we talk about SpaceUp San Diego, Yuri's Night 2013, the US has restarted production of Plutonium-238 and a Canadian takes command of the most the International Space Station. For more of this interview check out Spacevidcast After Dark with your epic subscription. Starting at $10.00/mo or $100.00/yr you get access to gigs of exclusive Spacevidcast content. Your subscription in no small way helps us continue to produce Spacevidcast each week!

In Space News we have SpaceX's CRS-2 Mission to the International Space Station, Golden Spike Company video content, Curiosity Rover is back on Track and Soyuz will be trying a new short approach to the space station. Isaac Stott of Stott Space joins us for a live Skype interview. We talk about who Stott Space is and how you can be involved in the NewSpace revolution. Don't let the conversation stop here! We continue our interview in Spacevidcast After Dark which is available to epic subscribers. Not a subscriber? Consider joining now for as little as $10/mo or $100/ye. Your membership not only gets you access to exclusive content, but it also helps to keep Spacevidcast broadcasting! Check out http://www.spacevidcast.com/epic for more information.

Guests Leo Camacho and Nathan Wong join us to talk about the Google Lunar X-PRIZE, where the teams all stand and what the prize could mean for the future of lunar flight! The full notes for this episode can be found on our wiki page here: http://wiki.spacevidcast.com/en/6.06 And don't forget that the conversation continues in Spacevidcast After Dark. You can get access to After Dark by signing up for Spacevidcast Epic - Your subscription helps us continue to create awesome content.

In the latest Spacevidcat Live show we take a peek at the recent Meteor that exploded over Russia as well as Asteroid DA14. Over 900 injured in Meteorite hit $195 billion in metal and fuel will just fly past the earth LDCM launched Progress 50P launches J-2X new round of tests for SLS Orion Parachute Test Antares hot fire rescheduled

In this live episode we look at a ton of space news from around the world! Here is a list of all of our stories: NASA Curiosity Rover Collects First Martian Bedrock Sample What is this metallic looking object on Mars? Chris Hadfield may be the coolest ISS commander, ever! Google Plus Hangout Duet Video Shatner Video SpaceX Software engineers did a Reddit AMA China developing new propellantless thrusters NPP saw Snowpocalypse from a few miles away Just listen to this solar flare! NSS kickstarter Campaign update Social Network in Space NEA Space Agency Don't forget that the conversation continues! Spacevidcast After Dark is our show after the show. To view After Dark you'll need an Epic subscription which you can get for as little as $10/mo or $100/yr! That contribution helps Spacevidcast continue doing what we do and cover more and more space related events. Check out http://www.spacevidcast.com/epic to subscribe today and help us continue producing the show!

Space News: 1:27 - TDRS K launch successful 3:23 - Japanese HII-A launches IGS satellite 4:53 - South Korean satellite makes contact with the ground 6:44 - SeaLaunch Launch Failure 9:03 - 3D Printing a Lunar Base Main Topic 13:38 - Kickstarting a Space Program 24:26 - Viewer Comments Want more? Check out Spacevidcast Epic which allows you to view additional content such as our After Dark show, extended interviews and more! Your subscription helps us to continue to produce this show!

We start this episode with Space News! NSS Kickstarter Campaign Dextre faux satellite repair Russia's Lunar Plans Orion cracked In our main topic we take a look at the yet-to-be-realized space mining industry. Two companies are now looking to the stars for mining materials, Deep Space Industries and Planetary Resources Finally we check out your comments from last week! Don't forget to keep the conversation going here or on our main site over at http://www.spacevidcast.com! In addition to this weekly live show we also have 5 years of space related video awesome. To get the most of that consider signing up for Spacevidcast Epic

Welcome to our first show of 2013! One of our goals is to double our active user base, and to help get us started the After Dark version of this episode is being made available for free here: Don't forget to subscribe to our channel so you can get all the latest live and on-demand episodes of Spacevidcast as soon as they come out! The wiki article for this episode is located at http://wiki.spacevidcast.com/en/6.01 and includes all of the links for each story covered in Space News.

In our last live show of 2012 we take a peek back at what what we predicted would happen and see how we did. Of course we can't look backwards without looking forward, so we also take a mental journey in to 2013 and beyond. Have a comment? We love to hear from you, leave your voice below!

In Spacevidcast Live episode 5.19 we take a look at the announced 'Golden Spike Company', what it is and what it could mean for the private space sector. In Space News: Department of Defense is looking beyond ULA for its space launch needs Curiosity Rover Twin announced Atlas V cleared to launch X37B Spy Shuttle after upper stage engine concerns Launch of the Yamal 402 Satellite And of course we have viewer comments. As mentioned in the show we very much so prefer comments on our main web site: http://www.spacevidcast.com/2012/12/10/the-golden-spike-company-5-19/ but do understand that sometimes it makes more sense to use whatever social media site you are on. Don't forget that the conversation continues! Spacevidcast After Dark includes an additional hour of content. Of course After Dark members get their videos served up Ad Free as well as access to gigs and gigs of additional content. Help Spacevidcast continue to produce our shows and sign up today! http://www.spacevidcast.com/epic

In this episode we ask why China appears to be stealing information from JAXA. With this revelation and their new space plane, what are their intensions with space flight? In Space News we look at the Sabre engine and how it may enable next generation space flight as well as Mach 5 air-flight. ESA and their Ariane rockets and ESO is in the news with a rogue planet again! Continue the conversation on all our social media sites! http://www.facebook.com/Spacevidcast http://plus.google.com/b/107803462532844932378/107803462532844932378/ http://www.twitter.com/spacevidcast And of course don't forget that the After Dark version of this episode is available to Spacevidcast epic subscribers. An additional hour of ad-free video after the official show where any topic is on the table! Your Spacevidcast epic subscription helps us pay for the show, so consider signing up today! http://www.spacevidcast.com/epic

Felix Baumgartner made waves when he jumped from a very high altitude. He made even more waves when he explained why he felt that Mars exploration was a waste of tax dollars. We take a look at Mars and the cosmos and explain exactly why Felix isn't seeing the whole picture. In our news we chat about Expedition 33/34, Blue Origin's Launch Escape System, Dragon departure from the space station, repairing an ammonia leak aboard station and a new massive gigapixel image of the Milky Way.

Red Bull claims that Felix Baumgartner jumped from the "edge of space". We do our best to clarify where the edge of space really is. In Space News, Curiosity finds some shiny objects on Mars, a new planet is discovered in Earth's back yard. ORBCOMM fails to deploy. And finally, a cool shot of meteor buzzing California. We would love to hear what you have to say. Leave your comments here or on our wiki at http://wiki.spacevidcast.com/en/Talk:5.16 If you want the conversation to continue, consider Spacevidcast Epic, our premium subscription service. For as little as $10.00 a month you get access to hours and hours of extra content and you help us continue to produce shows. Every subscription helps, consider signing up today!