RichLB is one of the co-hosts of the Total Space Network podcast Becoming Multiplanetary.
In this weeks episode we had the pleasure of speaking with Robin Hague, who is Head of Launch at Skyrora in Scotland. We talk green fuels, Ecosene, rockets and key milestones recently achieved by Skyrora.
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In this latest episode of Becoming Multiplanetary this week, we re-join our hosts RichLB, Kage, AnotherSpaceNut, Mikko, as well as special guests, YouTubers Jixuan & Sebastian from 2 The Future in talking about various future technologies to sustain us on Mars.
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In this Deep Dive episode we have three special guests. Caspar Stanley, ErcXspace, and Nick Henning. We take a look behind the scenes of best rocket renders and their creators, with our hosts Mikko, AnotherSpaceNut and RichLB!
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Join RichLB, AnotherSpaceNut, Mikko, and Kage this week as we talk about Reaching Mars in this 2-part podcast. Featuring very special guests: Miguel Gurrea, the author of Mars Direct 3.0, Framryk, our own in-house radiation specialist, and returning again this week, The Angry Astronaut! The topic this week is predominantly Mars Direct 3.0 with a…
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Join RichLB, AnotherSpaceNut, Mikko, and Kage this week as we talk about Reaching Mars in this 2-part podcast. Featuring very special guest: The Angry Astronaut! Topics covered include Nuclear Thermal Propulsion, Militarisation, and Living with Radiation.
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In this special episode Mikko, AnotherSpaceNut and RichLB interview Felix and Steffi from the YouTube channel What about it!? You will get a look behind the scenes of What about it!? and how starting the channel changed their life. We will of course talk about Starship, SpaceX among other space topics.
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Welcome to Total Space’s first episode of a brand new show called Becoming Multiplanetary. Co-hosted by RichLB, AnotherSpaceNut, and Ryan from The Space Update, this week we begin at the beginning of becoming a multiplanetary species and discuss various aspects of the upcoming Artemis missions to the Moon.
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