Innovation Now

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Sinopsis

Innovation Now is a daily 90-second radio series and podcast that gives listeners a front row seat to hear compelling stories of revolutionary ideas, emerging technologies and the people behind the concepts that are shaping our future.

Episodios

  • Beyond Rocks and Dirt

    21/09/2022

    When we look at the lunar landscape, we don’t just see rocks and dirt; we see the essential resources needed to support a human presence on the Moon.

  • A Lunar Backpack

    20/09/2022

    Imagine a mountaineering expedition in a dark, uncharted world, where the hikers had to ability to generate a real-time map of the terrain.

  • EVE

    19/09/2022

    Extraterrestrial life could be hiding in the salty subsurface ocean of Saturn’s moon Enceladus.

  • Ice in the Sky

    16/09/2022

    As melted ice crystals refreeze, ice accumulates inside an airplane engine core, which can cause temporary power loss, stalls, flameouts, or engine blade damage.

  • Serenading the Stars

    15/09/2022

    When our spacefaring musicians serenade the stars with instruments taken to space, they feel more connected to home.

  • Overcoming Obstacles

    14/09/2022

    ReachBot may one day sample ancient material that could reveal answers to some of Mars’ deepest secrets.

  • Complex Molecules

    13/09/2022

    Smells are collections of very complex molecules. And until now, breaking them down into fundamental components was almost impossible.

  • A Silent Memorial

    12/09/2022

    Although both Spirit and Opportunity are now silent, the cold, dry environment of Mars will help preserve a long-lasting tribute to the victims who perished in the September attack.

  • The Transition Zone

    09/09/2022

    This unique solar shield uses a new material capable of reflecting 99% of the light it receives from the Sun.

  • Shape Memory Technology

    08/09/2022

    A team from NASA is working on aircraft designs that use a shape memory alloy to make wings fold in flight.

  • A Margin of Safety

    07/09/2022

    Using technology similar to what NASA used on the Apollo 15 mission, LIDAR could be used to create maps that would help firefighters find the path to safety.

  • Reducing Flight Delays

    06/09/2022

    By using billions of flight tracks and information collected from the FAA for the past 5 years, Sherlock can predict future air traffic, helping to maintain safety in our crowded skies.

  • Equatorial Constellations

    05/09/2022

    This NIAC concept uses an equatorial constellation of CubeSats to map small orbital debris by detecting changes in plasma density produced by the debris.

  • More than Just Toys

    02/09/2022

    Carefully organized boxes of colorful LEGO pieces help this engineer visualize the new ideas or provide inspiration for building new mechanisms.

  • Modeling Fires

    01/09/2022

    Models of fires in space can be used to model house fires and train local firefighters.

  • Human Footprint

    31/08/2022

    Satellite images of Earth at night dramatically indicate how humans have shaped the planet and light up the darkness.

  • A Hook in the Water

    30/08/2022

    For fishermen, and for scientists studying Bluefin Tuna, key information comes from NASA satellite observations.

  • Encapsulated Research

    29/08/2022

    New microcapsule technique demonstrated on the International Space Station are fighting cancer tumors better than freezing or local chemotherapy alone.

  • Preparing for Launch

    26/08/2022

    Before the launch can proceed, all controllers are queried for a go/no-go status based on specific Do Not Launch criteria.

  • From Paper to Flight

    25/08/2022

    Seeing the rocket go from paper to tangible hardware is even more exciting as NASA prepares to launch SLS on its first journey into space.

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