

Real and Acceptable Reasons for Space Exploration
Apr 5, 2024
Former NASA Administrator Mike Griffin delves into the tension between real and acceptable motivations for space exploration. The podcast explores the deep reasons driving space exploration, the balance between genuine and justified motives, and the importance of long-term vision in advocating for space science. It also examines the disparities in funding between private and public sectors, the role of societal impact, and the significance of authentic communication in promoting space advocacy.
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1 2 3 4 5 6
Introduction
00:00 • 2min
Exploring the Authentic Motivations for Space Exploration
01:45 • 5min
Unveiling the Complex Motivations for Space Exploration
07:11 • 25min
Advocating Long-Term Vision in Space Exploration and Planetary Society Event Promotion
31:47 • 3min
Exploring Space: Private vs Public Sectors and Societal Impact
34:53 • 17min
Reflections on Space Advocacy and Communication
51:40 • 2min