Space Policy Edition: Why are outer planets missions so expensive?

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Introduction

00:00 • 4min

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Pioneer Ten and 11 Spacecraft - The First Space Probe Beyond Mars

04:25 • 1min

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The International Space Station and Its Effects on Space Exploration

05:36 • 4min

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The Russian Space Program Is Not Working, but It's Getting Closer and Closer

09:51 • 3min

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Exomars Rover Launch Date

12:33 • 3min

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The Pioneers, the Pioneers and the Pioneer 11 Spacecraft.

15:41 • 3min

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How Can Pioneer Pull Off a Low Cost Mission?

18:39 • 2min

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What Makes Pioneer Ten and 11 Special?

20:29 • 2min

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The Under Dog Story

22:08 • 2min

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Ames Research Center

23:39 • 4min

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The Space Weather Network, the Pioneers Six to Nine

27:44 • 2min

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The Grand Tour of the Solar System

29:29 • 3min

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Is There a Future for Heliophysics?

32:23 • 2min

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The Pioneer Project Manager, Charley Hall

34:35 • 2min

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The Pioneers Are Not Going to Try to Do Complete Explorations

36:30 • 3min

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Pioneer Spacecraft - A History of Spacecraft Design

39:17 • 3min

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Is That the Pioneers? Or the Voyagers?

41:53 • 2min

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The Pioneer Book, by Mark Wolverton

43:51 • 3min

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Casey's Conversation With the Principal Investigator for the Juno Mission

47:20 • 5min

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Getting Out to the Outer Planets

52:03 • 4min

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Is There Just a Lower Limit Than a Valuable?

56:16 • 3min

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The Cost Cap P I Class Mission

59:26 • 2min

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Using a Radiation Vault

01:01:42 • 3min

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The Science of Spacecraft Design and Mission Design

01:04:14 • 5min

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The Cost of a Single Flagship

01:09:08 • 5min

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The Argument That You Need to Keep the Engineering in Scientific Capabilities

01:14:32 • 2min

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Clipper Cassine Science Team

01:16:21 • 2min

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Are You Looking Forward to the Future?

01:18:51 • 5min

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Planetary Science and Juno's Teachings

01:23:26 • 2min

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The Space Policy Edition - Part 2

01:25:06 • 2min