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Podcast Profile: The Galactic Window Space Podcast

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81 episodes
2025 to 2026
Median: 87 minutes
Collection: Physics, Math, and Astronomy

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This podcast features conversational, astronomy-focused discussions hosted by Nick and Tan, often joined by guests with astronomical backgrounds such as astronomers, NASA-affiliated educators, authors, and astrophotographers. Across episodes, the show blends practical skywatching and imaging topics—like how to observe planets, prepare for lunar eclipses, track meteors and comets, and use astronomy apps—with explanations of core space concepts, including the International Space Station, planetary basics, and physics relevant to spaceflight.

A recurring theme is current spaceflight and exploration news, with frequent attention to NASA’s Artemis program and related developments, as well as broader conversations about launch events, space missions, and policy topics that can affect exploration programs. The hosts also explore big-picture questions and ideas in space science and science communication, including speculative or philosophical topics such as the Fermi Paradox and humanity’s long-term trajectory in the universe.

The format reflects its origins as a weekly live video stream, with interactive segments that incorporate community participation, games, and collaborative creative prompts. In addition, the show occasionally connects astronomy with culture and everyday life through discussions of music for stargazing, community “show and tell” style segments, and deep-dives into space-themed films to examine what they suggest about space and space travel. Overall, listeners can expect a mix of night-sky guidance, space news and mission explainers, guest interviews, and community-driven live-chat engagement.