Universo curioso de la NASA

This episode explores NASA's Artemis I mission, detailing the return to the Moon after decades with the powerful SLS rocket and Orion spacecraft.

Este episodio explora la misión de la NASA Europa Clipper a la luna Europa de Júpiter, examinando su potencial para albergar vida y las implicaciones científicas y espirituales de encontrar un segundo ejemplo de vida en el universo.

This NASA podcast episode explores how the agency uses satellites to study Earth's oceans and climate change from space.

Este episodio de Universo Curioso de la NASA explora la búsqueda científica de vida más allá de la Tierra, presentando el trabajo de científicos como Jerónimo Villanueva y las tecnologías como telescopios espaciales que permiten esta investigación.

This Spanish-language NASA podcast episode explores the James Webb Space Telescope's launch in 2021 and its groundbreaking scientific observations of distant galaxies, stars, and planets since July 2022.

This episode of Universo Curioso explores the journey of Diana Trujillo, a NASA aerospace engineer from Cali, Colombia, blending her cultural roots with space exploration.

This NASA podcast episode explores how the human body adapts and changes while living on the International Space Station, featuring an interview with astronaut Frank Rubio.

This episode takes listeners on an imaginative journey to a black hole, guided by NASA astrophysicist Javier García, explaining phenomena like spaghettification and time dilation in an engaging, narrative style.

This episode features an interview with NASA astronaut Marcos Berrios, discussing his journey to becoming an astronaut, his recent graduation from training, and his aspirations for contributing to future Artemis missions to the Moon.

This episode previews the second season of NASA's Universo Curioso podcast, featuring explorations of Jupiter's moon Europa, scientific achievements of the James Webb Space Telescope, interviews with NASA personnel, and space travel insights.

This episode celebrates 25 years of continuous human presence on the International Space Station, highlighting its role as a unique orbital laboratory for scientific research that benefits Earth and prepares humanity for deep space exploration to the Moon and Mars.

This episode explores how the intense 1972 solar storms highlighted the dangers of solar radiation for space exploration, particularly during Apollo missions, and why studying the Sun is crucial for future Artemis missions to the Moon.

Este episodio ofrece un recorrido detrás de escenas del telescopio espacial Hubble, explorando cómo se controla desde la Tierra, sus descubrimientos científicos y su impacto en nuestra comprensión del universo.

This NASA podcast episode explores the scientific theory of the moon's origin through a cosmic collision with Earth 4.5 billion years ago and discusses current NASA efforts to explore the lunar south pole through the Artemis campaign.

This episode details NASA's DART mission, which successfully tested planetary defense by intentionally crashing a spacecraft into the Dimorphos asteroid to alter its trajectory.

This NASA podcast previews the upcoming Spanish-language episode about the James Webb Space Telescope, featuring interviews with Hispanic mission members who discuss its engineering, deployment challenges, and potential to revolutionize our understanding of the universe through infrared observations of early stars, galaxies, and exoplanets.

This NASA podcast episode explores the sun's fundamental role in sustaining life on Earth, its influence on human activities and space exploration, and its importance as the central star of our solar system.

This NASA podcast episode explores why scientists bring space samples like meteorites and planetary materials back to Earth for detailed analysis using advanced technologies.

This episode explores the James Webb Space Telescope, detailing its mission to observe the early universe and exoplanet atmospheres using infrared technology.

This episode explores the mysterious composition of the universe, explaining that only 5% is visible matter while 25% is dark matter and 70% is dark energy, highlighting the scientific challenge of understanding these unknown components.