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The Multiplanetary Society Podcast explores the how and why of humanity becoming a multiplanetary species as well as other space related topics.
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Exolaunch CEO Robert Sproles (opens the original)
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In this episode of the Multiplanetary Society host Timothy Reuter speaks with CEO of Exolaunch Robert Sproles. Exolaunch manages space launch missions, integrates small satellites, and builds deployment hardware to help companies get payloads into orbit. Timothy and Robert discuss the future of the launch market, how rideshare is evolving, and his advice to entrepreneurs looking to start something in the space sector. Don't forget to subscribe to be alerted to future episodes and leave a review
Data Centers in Space with Orbital CEO Euwyn Poon (opens the original)
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In this episode of the Multiplanetary Society host Timothy Reuter speak with Orbital CEO Euwyn Poon. Orbital is a space based data center company that recently came out of Andreesen Horowitz’s startup accelerator program Speedrun with a $5 million seed round. Prior to that Euwyn was founder of the e-scooter company Spin, which he sold to Ford. We discuss the economics of moving compute into space, scaling from one satellite to 100,000, and building an AI first aerospace company. Don't forget to
Building aerospace projects with AI and small teams (opens the original)
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This episode is an an experiment. I’ve become interested in the question of what are the boundaries for what small teams and individuals can accomplish in the aerospace sector. This episode's guest today embodies that spirit. Alisher Khojayev received media attention for designing and building what Tom’s Hardware called a DIY MANPAD while a student at Los Angeles Valley College. We discuss how AI enabled him to accelerate his process, the FBI coming to investigate his workshop, and his views on
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