Posted on · The Axiom Space facility will be used to create new space suits for Artemis astronauts and build a new hub for research 250 miles above Earth.
Posted on · Kelly and Zach Weinersmith discuss their new book, which throws a bit of a wet blanket on the idea of future space colonies.
Posted on · On Tuesday's show: While today is Election Day in Greater Houston and across the state, it's also the last day of the third special session of the Texas Legislature. We discuss what was accomplished -- and mostly what wasn't.
Posted on · Episode: 2920 A Trip to the Moon, The First Science Fiction Film, The French Filmmaker Georges Méliès. Today, the first sci-fi film.
Posted on · The longtime NASA flight director talks about the words he told his team after the fatal Apollo 1 accident, which is also the title of his new book about leadership.
Posted on · On Tuesday's show: Longtime NASA flight director Gene Kranz talks about his career and the lessons he learned from the moon landing and Apollo 13.
Posted on · Houston Matters explores space education in 'Space City'
Posted on · The astrophysicist explains the limitations of our advances in space.
Posted on · The comet is not expected to be visible to the naked eye, but those with binoculars and away from Houston's city lights can try to spot it in the overnight hours.
Posted on · Crew members with hearing, visual and mobility impairments tested accessibility features on Thursday while aboard an aircraft that simulated a zero-gravity environment at an altitude of 25,000 feet.
Posted on · After multiple delays, NASA's Artemis I rocket launched Wednesday and is set to travel to the moon and back.
Posted on · Episode: 3268 Social Media and the Places We Call Home. Today, we take a view from my window.
Posted on · On Wednesday's show: Brazoria County Judge Matt Sebesta on the post-Nicholas cleanup, the week in politics, and Houston researchers launch their experiments with the first-ever all-civilian space crew.
Posted on · On Thursday's show: Addressing Houston's rising murder rate, how some Gulf Coast residents plan to handle rising sea levels, a conversation with astronaut and Houston native Loral O’Hara, and reflecting on the contributions of the late columnist Molly Ivins.
Posted on · On Wednesday's show: The county's top public health official explains why he's leaving the job, and we learn about the extra precautions Texas universities are taking in the face of increasing cases of COVID-19.