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NASA’s Largest Library Is Closing Amid Staff and Lab Cuts- Holdings from the library at the Goddard Space Flight Center, which includes unique documents from the early 20th century to the Soviet space race, will be warehoused or thrown out.

Check out the work that the team at For All Moonkind is doing. For All Moonkind

Learn about the Cosmosphere and upcoming events here. Cosmo.org

Michelle and I spoke about the new Space Law program at The University of Mississippi, I'll have to have her on again to talk about that since there wasn't time to include it in this episode. You can see her faculty page here.

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Historical misison audio via NASA and Archive.org.
The PDF with the archival mission audio metadata is a great resource for helping find specific times and files.

Diotima
Vessel Five
Frank and Poet

These tracks are licensed via Blue Dot Sessions.

This month we catch up with Jim Remar and Mimi Meredith from the Cosmosphere to chat about EarthRising. They shared some funny stories about planning and running the EarthRising event, so be sure to listen in so you can find out what's behind this month's episode title.

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Grow Your Way to a Cosmosphere Camp. This exciting opportunity for 6th through 8th grade students could land you a Cosmosphere camp! The opportunity is open to students from Oklahoma and Kansas and runs from February 1st to April 30th, 2019. Check out the challenge details here.

You can see all of the upcoming events, including the Martin Luther King Jr. community reception, Diversity in Science Space Out Saturday, and more by checking the Cosmosphere calendar.
Cosmosphere Calendar

A huge thank you to Benoit Darcy, from Paris France for allowing us to use "Hypergolic" from the album "Apollo" for the podcast. Check it out through your music service of choice.
Apollo - EP Away From Earth

By the time most of you listen to this episode I will already be at the SpaceWorks facility in Hutchinson.

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Welcome to the second episode of The Cosmosphere Podcast! This month we talk about Mars, education, and a little bit about Laika. Come back the first Wednesday of every month for new episodes!

Check out the Cosmosphere's website here to find out more about the museum.

If you want to go to a camp (I know I do) check out this link. There are details on all of the incredible camps that are offered at the Cosmosphere. As someone that used to be a kid, I can tell you, I would not have been opposed to my parents sending me away to one of these camps!

Camps at the Cosmosphere

A huge thank you to Benoit Darcy, from Paris France for allowing us to use music from the album "Apollo" for the podcast. The song in the podcast titles is called "Hypergolic" and is available through streaming services as well as iTunes.

Apollo - EP Away From Earth