NASA Series: Building Space Infrastructure

Everything is Logistics

In episode 4 of our NASA Series, host Blythe Brumleve explores the manufacturing and construction happening on Earth for items destined to build new infrastructure in space. This episode highlights the innovations that will soon leave our orbit and contribute to the future of space exploration.
NASA SERIES LINKS:

• NASA Series: Shipping Weather Satellites to Space
• NASA Series – How to Grow Food in Space
• NASA Series – Deep Space

EPISODE LINKS:

• GOES-U Spacecraft
• NASA’s Barge Pegasus
• 3D-printed engine by Indian startup
• NASA Bio: Matthew Dominick

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1. NASA Series: Building Space Infrastructure (00:00:00)

2. Lockheed Martin and the Artemis Mission (00:03:02)

3. Manufacturing and Shipping Processes (00:14:19)

4. Challenges and Budget Constraints (00:25:02)

5. Private Sector Involvement and Rapid Reusability (00:28:24)

6. The Wild, Wild Space Documentary (00:38:39)

7. Mental Health and Faith in Space (00:51:48)

8. Innovations and Collaborations in Space (00:57:04)