Space Policy Edition: JWST and the politics of mega-science (with Robert Smith)

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Introduction

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The Super Coliding Super Conductor - The Huble Space Telescope

02:15 • 2min

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Planetary Society Virtual Day of Action

04:26 • 2min

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The Nassau Budget and the Fiscal Year 20 22 Budget

06:41 • 2min

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Robert Smith, Professor of History, Classics and Religion at the University of Alberta

08:15 • 2min

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What It Means to Be a Scientist?

09:46 • 2min

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I Think It's a Direct Result of the Postwar Assessment of the Role of Public Funding in Scientific Advancement

12:00 • 2min

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Collaborating in the Cold War?

13:40 • 2min

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The Social Organization Function of the Scientific Community

15:48 • 3min

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Big Science or Mega Projects?

19:14 • 3min

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The History of Hubble

22:19 • 4min

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The Coalition Building of the Hubble

26:02 • 3min

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Is There a Sweet Spot for Science Projects?

29:09 • 2min

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Do You Have a Coalition to Build the Big Space Telescope?

30:48 • 2min

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Hubble - A Brief History of the Hubble Project

33:02 • 3min

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Hubble Launches

36:09 • 6min

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Is Hubbald a Good Idea?

41:39 • 4min

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Having a Space Telescope Science Institute, a Key Factor in Hubble's Success

45:59 • 2min

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Is Hubble a Successor to Hubble?

47:45 • 2min

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Is the Original Conception, That's Right?

50:07 • 2min

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Infrared Detectors

51:56 • 2min

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The Science of Astronomy Is Thinking Too Small, Right?

54:22 • 4min

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The Hubble Project

58:47 • 3min

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What Happened With Hubble Space Telescope?

01:01:24 • 4min

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Web Telescope

01:05:46 • 3min

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What Is the Value of a Crisis?

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The Lesson From Hubble?

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Are We Doing Big Science?

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The Challenges of Mega Projects

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Doctor Smith, Welcome to the Space Policy Edition

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