Some say that it takes a very good reason for a Frenchman to leave his home country. In the latest edition of the Space Cafe Podcast, Erik talks candidly about the aftermath, why he doesn't think humans should settle permanently on Mars, why Cassini still brings tears to his eyes, and why he proposed Carbon Based Lifeforms’ track 42 as the first entry into the brand new Space Cafe Podcast Guest Tunes playlist. When he uploaded his 3:51 minute vision of humanity in space to Youtube, Erik didn't realize the way it would change his life and, according to the comments, the lives of many others. His reaction after seeing the first images, however, was surprising though.Įrik Wernquist, the man behind the space video hit "Wanderers" on YouTube ESA's Director of Science, Günther Hasinger, speaks candidly about the brand-new eye in the sky, plunging down a rabbit hole of wonder at what this new piece of technology will bring in the months and years ahead. His current report for download: Running out of SpaceĮven seasoned ESA directors have emotions when it comes to groundbreaking moments like the launch and commissioning of the James Webb Space Telescope. Public link to Paul’s most recent report: Running out of Space -> But is that enough? Space analyst Paul Taylor paints a grim picture about Europe's future in space. ESA has spectacular missions under its belt. Visit /privacy for more information.Įurope is great when it comes to space science. Website: Email: distribution Partner: Bookwire - Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022.
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