It’s so good you get to learn and the people that said two stars just leave because science is so cool and thank you guys for doing this. Please make another if you have some time is so great and people that wanna know it is great. You should listen to it if you like space and science and all the things and I would be astronaut that’s why I like it!

I really like this it is very informational I like that they interviewed a person who actually saw Europa clipper.

Last episode had to to with global warming and water rising. “Charting our destruction” how about what scientists are doing to reverse it or do anything other than tell us how bad factories are as nasa uses millions of gallons of fuel😂 just stop. Great pod when it comes to space and aeronautics

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In-depth information without being boring.

This was amazing, but for some reason I couldn’t listen to season 2 & 3

Fantastic podcast that is very entertaining

LOVE season 8 episode 6 because of the more free-style like interview. I can really feel the passion and the fascination between the interviewee and the interviewer.

My son and I listen to an episode each night before bed. We love how interesting and calming the episodes are. Padi is a great host and the guests she brings on are so smart in their fields.

I love listening to this and the other NASA podcasts. I wish they had these around for inspiration when I was a kid. If you’ve got a student, or a class, or a young person in your life interested in the sciences, listen to a few episodes of this show, or Houston we have a Podcast, to get an idea of the different paths that all kinds of people took to working at NASA and where they found their inspiration.

I love this. It is calming and informational. I say a 4/5 because every thing can improve. I used the information from Season 1 podcast on the ISS for my school project. It made me want to learn more about space. I would recommend this to everyone.

I love it

I'm listening to my first episode, and its fr amazing! I've always loved space, particularly astrophysics and planetary sciences. This is so detailed with facts and little stories, AMAZING!!!!! Definitely making my friends listen to this lol, keep it up!

This podcast is amazing!! I always wanted to be an engineer for NASA.You guys are awesome and I love the podcast. 😊😊😊😊🙂🙂🙂🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗💖

I’ve always wanted to be a astrophysicist so this was beautiful. NASA HERE I COME.

This is definitely a thumbs up.

I am only halfway through the first episode, and I already love it! At my school, they barely touch the surface of astronomy. But here they dive very deep but in a very simple way to understand

I love this podcast! It tells you complex information in easy to understand ways! I would like you to make an episode about nebulae

I stopped listening to science Friday on NPR because they pushed the queer agenda. I guess I will have to stop listening to this podcast because of pushing the queer agenda.

I am only a few episodes in, but I am finding the content to be informative and engaging. I am a first year earth science teacher (in my 21st year teaching overall) and needed something to listen to in the car to brush up on my knowledge. This is great for that but I already played a podcast in my classroom about the creation and launch of the Hubble and my 8th graders really enjoyed listening (while they colored a Hubble coloring page also supplied by NASA). Outside of this podcast, I am finding so much useful content from NASA to use with my class and am so grateful for the abundance of knowledge and material they provide!!

May you please make an episode about the Andronema Galaxy? It’s my favorite galaxy. I love your podcast.

When I grow up I want to go to space and work at NASA.

Interesting and fun! I love that people speak at a normal rate - eg not all sped up - and the sound effects are just right to make it more interesting but not hyperactive. My elementary school son and I enjoy listening!

Keep up the good work it’s amazing Also please make another season also listen our next goal is Mars!!!

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Love this podcast look forward to the next season keep up that amazing work and thank you!

Podcasts like these allow old timers like me that grew up watching Gemini on a black and white TV perched on the stage with the whole school crowded into the gym. I can still feel the excitement we all had. I want to have my grandkids feel that same sense of awe and these podcasts let me share that feeling with them. Movies are great. But these are real people describing and tell real stories. Thank you for this podcast. It is a bit of good news to sustain us through all the gloomy times we are enduring right now.

Background sounds add to the experience and the subjects are very informative. Glad I found this!

This is amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Great podcast

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Listen. OUR NEXT GOAL IS GO TO MARS!!!!!!!!

Ok, now listen I love space but if you want to Become a worker at nasa or any other space program then you have to be smart, Or at least I think. And trust me I’m far far away from being smart, but now that I’ve listened to this podcast multiple times I now know kinda somewhat about the basics of astronomy, earth science,And many more things related to space. And if I don’t have to be smart to become an nasa worker/astronomer then I’m in luck because I know everything about space (because of this podcast) I know facts that most people don’t about each planet, I know every little detail about the sun plus many other stars, and everything someone could know about galaxies. So anyway this whole entire paragraph about me talking about how I love space in working at NASA and what I know about space it’s me just showing my love for this podcast. You may think it’s weird meaning the way I’m saying everything but really the message of this rating Is to just listen to this podcast, ok that’s all I ask from you. Anyway have a good day!bye!😊🌠🌌

… that the US government is spending billions of dollars on what appears to be a cult of delusion mediocre minds that has drunk the same Kool-Aid. The only space these explorers will discover will be that which is in between their ears. Write your congressman or congresswoman and stop this coven of insanity

Thank you NASA for allowing me to hear the many perspectives and excitement of those pioneers who have created the James Webb Telescope. As a designer my first fascination was with the orchestration of so many beautiful parts, but what you’ve illustrated is the vast coordination of so many brilliant scientists and their unified focus on early stars and the beginning of our universe. It’s a dream almost incomprehensible and I’ll be so excited to see what’s discovered!

This is a great podcast! Thank you, NASA, for creating something so interesting without turning it into a source of income. I appreciate being able to press play and not worry about ads.

I loved so much!

Good job, NASA! Only ask- to level different speakers in volume.

Vivid descriptions & inspiring

I love it because I want to be a astronomer

Outstanding technical content presented by a top-notch production crew. Dr. Boyd does an excellent job as host. Stories are just the right length for my tastes. Really enjoy the easy listening sound track. Guests are varied and interesting. Love joining in right before bed!

Despite the fact that I’ve only listened to a few of this Show’s podcasts, the ones that I have heard have been entertaining, interesting, and great things to play while doing chores!

I love it

If you’re a curious person fascinated by space and aerospace, this one’s for you.

I have family members who are so interested in NASA and I just have other interests. But I’ve been trying to learn more about NASA and their mission and this show was recommended to me so I listened. OK, I’m not totally a convert, but I’m now able to really enjoy this show and can enter into conversation with family members and share their enthusiasm. The show is so professional that the production team must be first rate! It’s short enough that you can catch it when you have a small time open and I’ll have to say that of the podcasts I subscribe to, this is one that I look forward to each week more than others. I’m so appreciative that NASA posts such interesting topics to talk to not only space enthusiasts but some of us that aren’t “space-nuts”…this term used here affectionately.

I love this show! The background music is just enough to keep what people are saying interesting, adding spice 😆. And the way the topic is shown makes you think about the world and how we treat it and the complexity of space. I absolutely love the last episode I listened to because of the music that was created from the orbit of different exoplanets, and it created this beautiful little song. I would highly recommend to anyone interested in space- these scientists use simple terms and explanations, you don’t need to be particularly knowledgeable on the subject to understand. I would recommend to anyone who’s trying to exercise but music isn’t cutting it- this helps you quite literally get out of the world and your own head- so you don’t even have to think. I love it! 5 stars!!

Stop the music

Love it!! Great podcast and I love space! Maybe do something about the background music haha little cringe. But I love the podcast!!! Amazing

This app is bloated, slow and doesn’t offer any intelligent features. I am a big Apple fan, and I love their user interface design on most products. This one is terrible and I’ve stopped using it. Several people I know have done the same. This app seems sluggish all the time on my battery-gate iPhone 6s. I was already subscribing to Spotify before this, but now I am finding that app to be the best for me for podcasts. No sluggishness at all and better browsing interface.

This is an excellent podcast that highlights the many many different aspects of science and engineering of space exploration in a fun and easy to grasp manner. I really enjoy hearing from the actual people involved in various aspects of the processes it takes to get to what is seen on the 30 second blips we see on the typical TV news pieces. Keep up the great work!