Podcasts about nasa technology

Aman Advani is an innovator, entrepreneur, and the driving force behind Ministry of Supply, a brand redefining comfort in professional clothing. As the CEO and Co-Founder, he has fused engineering, technology, and fashion to create apparel that is soft, stretchy, and wrinkle-free—without the need for dry cleaning or ironing.Before launching the Ministry of Supply, Aman built his career in management consulting at Deloitte and TechnoServe, developing a sharp eye for problem-solving and operational efficiency. Armed with a BSIE from Georgia Tech and an MBA from MIT, he turned his passion for performance-driven fashion into a thriving brand that has earned recognition from Fast Company, NASA, and Guinness World Records.Today, Aman is on a mission to engineer the future of apparel. Under his leadership, Ministry of Supply has perfected the balance between comfort and performance, pushing the boundaries of wearable technology, supply chain innovation, and customer-first branding. As the retail landscape shifts, he's proving that science-driven design isn't just a trend—it's the future of fashion.In This Conversation We Discuss:[00:39] Intro[01:18] Turning DIY fixes into a scalable business[02:58] Launching a Kickstarter to validate demand[03:36] Refining the product through 14 iterations[04:19] Struggling with a supply chain built for 30K[04:56] Handling the chaos of rapid demand[05:53] Prioritizing backers over new sales[06:51] Embracing feedback to improve the product[08:01] Building a website before Shopify took over[08:59] Regretting early diversification too soon[10:12] Episode Sponsors: StoreTester and Intelligems[13:25] Defining what makes fashion timeless[15:22] Lessons from switching platforms[16:13] Optimizing analog strategies for digital growth[18:00] Why great products outlast trends[19:42] How supply chain strategy drives growth[21:12] Balancing art and science in retail[21:47] Why personalization is the next big shiftResources:Subscribe to Honest Ecommerce on YoutubePerformance Clothes for Work ministryofsupply.com/Follow Aman Advani linkedin.com/in/amanadvaniBook a demo today at intelligems.io/Done-for-you conversion rate optimization service storetester.com/If you're enjoying the show, we'd love it if you left Honest Ecommerce a review on Apple Podcasts. It makes a huge impact on the success of the podcast, and we love reading every one of your reviews!

In this episode of Reimagining Cyber, host Rob Aragao is joined by Tiffany Snyder, the Deputy Chief of Cybersecurity Mission Integration at NASA. Tiffany delves into her journey from the Air National Guard to leading cybersecurity efforts at NASA, where she oversees the protection of one of the most technologically advanced organizations in the world. She highlights the unique cybersecurity challenges NASA faces, including safeguarding mission-critical systems that power space exploration and scientific discovery. Tiffany discusses the importance of collaboration across government agencies, international partners, and industry experts to strengthen NASA's cybersecurity posture.The episode covers key areas such as supply chain security, ensuring the integrity of systems that support both space and ground operations, and how NASA handles massive amounts of data securely. Tiffany also touches on the role of emerging technologies, including artificial intelligence and machine learning, in enhancing NASA's cybersecurity framework. Tune in to hear how NASA is navigating the complex landscape of cybersecurity in space and beyond.Follow or subscribe to the show on your preferred podcast platform.Share the show with others in the cybersecurity world.Get in touch via reimaginingcyber@gmail.com

If you're riding in an elevator, or using the moving sidewalk in an airport anywhere in the world, you're standing on NASA technology.

NASA has a long history of finding new, innovative uses for its space and aeronautics technologies. In fact, many of today's commercial products like memory foam, baby formula, invisible braces and the dust buster started with NASA technology. Listen and learn how Catalyst Connection is partnering with the NASA Glenn Research Center to sponsor the NASA T2X Program. On Sept. 29, Thomas Doehne from NASA's Office of Technology Incubation and Innovation will discuss the process of how local organizations can access the wealth of NASA's technology for commercial and research applications. During this event, you will learn about NASA's various technical core competencies and various partnership opportunities that are available to universities, entrepreneurs and manufacturers. These opportunities include not only technology licensing, but also funding, procurement, and accessing NASA's facilities, equipment and expertise. There is no cost to attend; however registration is required  and the benefits are invaluable. Register here.

What is ChatGPT and why does it matter? | ZDNET (00:57) ChatGPT was created by OpenAI, an AI and research company. Launched on November 30, 2022.  ChatGPT is a natural language processing tool driven by AI technology that allows you to have human-like conversations and much more with a chatbot.It answers questions and can assist you with tasks Open to the public “ChatGPT is scary good. We are not far from dangerously strong AI," said nonother than Elon Musk Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, stated on twitter the success of their chatbot:“ChatGPT launched on wednesday. Today it crossed 1 million users!” Altman tweeted that just 5 days after ChatGPT went online One twitter thread that I've seen that shows the power of this sophisticated chatbot was posted by Ben Tossell (@bentossell)One tweet in the thread was a quote tweeting @jdjkelly post stating: “Google is done. Compare the quality of these responses (ChatGPT)” The tweet has pictures comparing the question asked in Google Search and ChatGPT. GPT was straightforward, explained thoroughly, and had examples. It should be noted when comparing GPT to a search engineChatGPT does not have the ability to search the internet for information and rather, uses the information it learned from training data to generate a response, which leaves room for error.  One issue I have encountered with GPT is that the responses it generates are not always of high quality. Responses may sound plausible, but they lack practical sense or are overly verbose.   NASA's TBIRD Mission Demonstrates 1.4TB Optical Downlink | Via Satellite (06:18) NASA's TBIRD mission recently achieved a record for optical communications in spaceThe satellite downlinked 1.4 terabytes of data over laser communications links in a single pass that lasted about five minutes. TBIRD = TeraByte InfraRed Delivery According to NASA, the goal of the TBIRD program was to “establish a communication link from a nanosatellite in low-Earth orbit to a ground station at burst rates up to 200 Gbps.”Built by the MIT Lincoln Laboratory  Integrated into NASA's Pathfinder Technology Demonstrator 3 Satellite (PTD-3) NASA confirmed this amazing data transfer milestone on Twitter:“Our tiny TBIRD payload just achieved a major milestone! The @NASA_Technology mission downlinked a record-setting data volume of 1.4 terabytes over laser comm links in a single, ~5-minute pass. TBIRD is showing the benefits laser comm can have for missions.”   Paper-thin solar cell can turn any surface into a power source | TechXplore (09:34) MIT engineers have developed ultralight fabric solar cells that can quickly and easily turn any surface into a power source.These durable, flexible solar cells are much thinner than a human hair. Are glued to a strong, lightweight fabric, making them easy to install on a fixed surface. Because they are so thin and lightweight, these solar cells can be laminated onto many different surfaces.Could be integrated onto the sails of a boat to provide power while at sea, Adhered onto tents and tarps that are deployed in disaster recovery operations Applied onto the wings of drones to extend their flying range.  They are one-hundredth the weight of conventional solar panels, generate 18 times more power-per-kilogram, and are made from semiconducting inks.Uses printing processes that can be scaled in the future to large-area manufacturing. When they tested the device, the MIT researchers found it could generate 730 watts of power per kilogram when freestanding and about 370 watts-per-kilogram if deployed on the high-strength fabric. 18 times more power-per-kilogram than conventional solar cells. After rolling and unrolling a fabric solar panel more than 500 times, the researchers saw that the cells still retained more than 90 percent of their initial power generation. Jeremiah Mwaura, a co-author on the study, explains why the team is looking at the encasing method next:“Encasing these solar cells in heavy glass, as is standard with the traditional silicon solar cells, would minimize the value of the present advancement, so the team is currently developing ultrathin packaging solutions that would only fractionally increase the weight of the present ultralight devices."    Cheap sodium-sulfur battery boasts 4x the capacity of lithium-ion | New Atlas (16:21) An international team of scientists eyeing next-generation energy storage solutions have demonstrated an eco-friendly and low-cost battery with some exciting potential.Sodium-sulfur battery design offers a fourfold increase on energy capacity compared to a typical lithium-ion battery The creation falls into a category of batteries known as molten-salt batteries.Energy storage system that uses a molten salt electrolyte to store electrical energy. Molten salt: Is solid at standard temperature and pressure but enters the liquid phase due to elevated temperature. Regular table salt has a melting point of 801 °C (1474°F). These batteries are theoretically attractive for use in grid-scale energy storage systems. Capable of storing large amounts of energy for long periods of time Also be discharged very quickly to meet sudden increases in demand.  The research team set out to address a couple of shortcomings with current sodium-sulfur batteries:Short life cycles and limited capacities The team's design makes use of carbon-based electrodes and a thermal degradation process known as pyrolysis to alter the reactions between the sulfur and sodium.Pyrolysis: The thermal decomposition of materials at elevated temperatures in an inert atmosphere. Result: a sodium-sulfur battery with a high capacity of 1,017 mAh/g  at room temperatureThe unit mAh/g stands for milliampere-hours per gram, and it is used to express the amount of electrical charge that a battery can store per unit of mass.  Importantly, the battery demonstrated good stability and retained around half of this capacity after 1,000 cycles, described in the team's paper as “unprecedented.” End on a quote from lead researcher Dr Shenlong Zhao: “Our sodium battery has the potential to dramatically reduce costs while providing four times as much storage capacity … This is a significant breakthrough for renewable energy development which, although reduces costs in the long term, has had several financial barriers to entry.” AlphaCode can solve complex problems and create code using AI | Interesting Engineering (22:33) A novel system called AlphaCode, created by DeepMind,uses artificial intelligence (AI) to create computer code.Recently participated in programming competitions, using critical thinking, algorithms, and natural language comprehension. The software generates code in Python or C++, while filtering out any bad coding.  Generates code at an exceptional rate The system was trained to solve problems and generate code solutions. It filters out bad code through a process that involves keeping only 1% of the programs that pass the test cases. There are a few AI coding systems, with another well-known system for coders called Codex. Codex was created by OpenAI, the makers of DALL-E and ChatGPT. Proficient in a dozen programming languages and powers GitHub copilot  AlphaCode was created to assist programmers by generating code, while also solving more complicated problems.Trying to solve issues that arose in other AI coding systems, such as solving difficult problems that require analysis and logic on a deeper level.  DeepMind discovered three key points that needed to be incorporated:An extensive and clean competitive programming dataset for training and evaluation,  Large and efficient-to-sample transformer-based architectures, and large-scale model sampling to explore the search space,  Followed by filtering based on program behavior to a small set of submissions AlphaCode in the study, solved about 34.2% of the problems:“With up to a million samples per problem, we can solve 34.2% of problems in our validation set; and with one hundred thousand samples, we solve 31.8% of problems in our validation set” DeepMind entered AlphaCode into online coding competitions. In competitions with 5000 programmers or more, AlphaCode ranked in the top 54.3%. Yujia Li, a computer scientist at DeepMind and paper co-author stated:“AI coding might have applications beyond winning competitions … It could do software grunt work, freeing up developers to work at a higher, or more abstract level, or it could help noncoders create simple programs.”   

Former teacher David Parker delivers a crash course in economics in his book, Income and Wealth. His three main points? Why income and wealth are two different things; how wealth can be created on a minimum-wage income; and why it's essential that government intervention in the lives of individuals be scaled back. In Income and Wealth, Parker provides a detailed analysis of how someone earning minimum wage can become financially independent in one decade, drawing upon the business and economic insights he formed during 40 years of studying economic history and principles, teaching in public schools, and being a professional musician and real estate developer. Texas Southern University hosted the prestigious NASA "HBCU/MSI Technology Infusion Road Tour" September 13-15, giving the University and its students access to unique internships, and providing faculty and staff with Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) and research-focused partnership opportunities. Our guest is Dr. Michelle Penn-Marshall, Vice President of Research & Innovation. The event will also provide TSU with a platform to showcase its research capabilities. Each day attendees are invited to networking sessions with participating federal government representatives, NASA Center leads, and NASA prime contractors to introduce and build relationships to enhance partnerships and maximize opportunities. The final day of the event will include technical workshops catering to those new to Federal partnerships, as well as to those who are more seasoned, to assist participants in strengthening their organization's readiness to apply for NASA funding.

In this episode I talk about how amazing technology is giving live footage of other planets with the innovations of both microsoft cloud and nasa, what I'm currently playing on my Xbox series x, and more fun technology gaming talk. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/andre-doyle/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/andre-doyle/support

Welcome to the Energy Scale Ups podcast — brought to you on the Oil and Gas Global Network by Halliburton Labs. In this episode Jose talks with Bryan Toton who is the founder of Gel Formations and Eatforprosperity.com. Bryan is working to recycle carbon emissions and grow food waste to grow biofuels using NASA technology.   LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bryan-toton/   Register to win our Weekly Giveaway: www.halliburtonlabs.com/giveaway More Oil and Gas Global Network Podcasts OGGN.com – https://oggn.com/podcasts OGGN Street Team LinkedIn Group – https://www.linkedin.com/groups/12458373/ OGGN on Social LinkedIn Group | LinkedIn Company Page | Facebook OGGN Events Get notified each month Connect with Jose Soliz LinkedIn

Femi is a former NFL player, founder of Health Reel, NASA Technology partner, a human performance expert and a certified nutritionist. After graduating from San Diego State University with a BA in Psychology, Femi played 11 amazing years in the NFL, was a member of the Ravens 2000 Super Bowl Championship Team, and was voted NFLPA representative by teammates in Arizona from 2005-2007. From 2010 to 2014, before founding HealthReel and right out of retirement, Femi co-founded a fitness facility as a personal trainer, nutrition specialist and speed/agility coach. Femi then entered the MBA program at Johns Hopkins with an emphasis in Digital Health. This is where the idea for HealthReel started. He graduated from Hopkins in 2016 and formed HealthReel in late 2017. HealthReel is a digital Self-Health assessment and education platform. HealthReel views customers holistically and understands the interconnected relationship between mental, emotional and physical health outcomes. The proprietary blend of algorithms generates personalized health information in minutes via any smart device from any location the customer desires. The HealthReel report generates over 20 data points covering mental health, physical fitness, healthy weight recommendations, metabolic performance and nutritional guidance. Last but not least HealthReel supplements reporting with video content. This “user journey” experience is designed to deploy one new video a week covering HealthReel's four levers of Self-Health as well as addressing misinformation about nutrition, exercise, fad diets and many other hot button topics. In this episode, we dive into: - Femi's journey from the NFL to entrepreneurship, and becoming the first NFL player NASA Tech Partner - Why Femi believes you need to always be building your tool box - Story behind founding HealthReel during his MBA - How Femi deals with naysayers - How Femi's early childhood growing up influenced his NFL and business career

This week we have Obafemi Ayanbadejo on the show! Obafemi is a former NFL running back, fullback and special teams player. He was signed by the Vikings as an undrafted free agent in 1997. He is also the founder of Health Reel, NASA Technology partner, a human performance expert, and a certified nutritionist. In this episode, Femi and I dive into his long NFL career and how he used discipline and hard work to find success at the highest level. We also get into Obafemi's transition out of the league and how he has used the discipline and self awareness that he cultivated in the league to reinvent himself and build a career in technology and human optimization. Obafemi is an amazing example of someone who has been able to consciously transition and find purpose and meaning outside of professional sports. I know you're going to love this one! Tools and works discussed in this episode: https://www.simplypsychology.org/maslow.html (Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs) Connect with Obafemi Instagram |https://www.instagram.com/obafemi30/ ( @obafemi30) Twitter | https://twitter.com/Obafemi30 (@Obafemi30) Website | https://healthreel.com/ (HealthReel.com) Connect with Joe Website |http://www.joe-hawley.com/ ( www.joe-hawley.com) Website |https://www.thehartcollective.com/ ( The Härt Collective) LinkedIn |http://linkedin.com/in/joe-hawley ( Joe Hawley) Instagram |https://www.instagram.com/joe.hawley/ ( @joe.hawley)   Sign up for the Härt Collective Newsletter: https://www.thehartcollective.com/contact (https://www.thehartcollective.com/contact)   Hart Collective Retreats:https://www.thehartcollective.com/events ( https://www.thehartcollective.com/events)   Looking for remote work? Check outhttp://www.growmotely.com/companies?afmc=thc ( growmotely)   Former pro athlete? Looking for community? You're not alone. Check outhttps://manvandogblog.us19.list-manage.com/track/click?u=969247962f6f6290a6a25a27f&id=57d147c59e&e=f05c590f0c ( The Härt Collective).   Check out my reality based podcast,https://www.lovenlifepodcast.com/ ( Love 'n Life)   Check outhttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/quantum-coffee-with-joe-hawley-podcast/id1526131260 ( Quantum Coffee), where he brings on guests to discuss the unanswerable questions of the Universe   If You Enjoy This Show Please Subscribe and Give Us a 5-Star Rating ★★★★★ and Review onhttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/quantum-coffee-with-joe-hawley-podcast/id1526131260 ( Apple Podcasts)

This episode is also available as a blog post: http://chrismichals.com/2020/03/30/science-dreams-update-nasa-technology-rocket-engine-ering/ This podcast uses a service that auto-converts written blogs to audio; the original blog was not written for optimized text-to-speech conversion. Always go to the original blog post that this podcast was converted from. There are many links, images and videos in those blogs that only make sense when you see that directly. Chris Michals has videos, blogs and ebooks on the topics of: the Kingdom of God, the supernatural, miracles, how God speaks in dreams, how to find your life calling and purpose from God in your dreams at night, and much more. In 2015, Chris was given a "mega prophecy" for a global technology invention that has links to new energy technology. Check out his website here: chrismichals.com. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/chris-michals/support

In this episode: We meet Daniel Lockney, the Technology Transfer Program executive at NASA Headquarters in Washington, D.C. NASA has a long history of finding new and innovative uses for its space and aeronautical technologies, and Lockney is the agency's leading authority on those technologies and their practical applications on Earth.    Daniel is responsible for agency-level management of NASA intellectual property and the transfer of NASA technology to the public. In this role, Lockney oversees policy, strategy, resources, and direction for the agency's technology commercialization efforts.   In our conversation, Lockney explains how the Technology Transfer office bridges the gap between space technology and our needs on Earth, how space technology impacts Earth's economy, and some of the most interesting secondary applications of space technologies he's seen.   Describing the significant uptick in commercial applications of NASA-developed technologies, Daniel says, “Over the past decade, a quintupling of the amount of commercialization we've typically seen from NASA... Our patent licensing is through the roof. You know, we used to average about 20, 25 patents licensed per year — now we're hitting 150 to 175 easily.”   To learn more about the Technology Transfer Program at NASA, visit https://technology.nasa.gov.   Introductory and closing music: Paint the Sky by Hans Atom © Copyright 2015, licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution (3.0) license. http://dig.ccmixter.org/files/hansatom/50718 Ft: Miss Judged

On this week's show, we welcome Earl Cole, winner of Survivor: Fiji, but more importantly, the CEO and co-founder of The SMART Tire company. His startup is working with NASA to commercialize metal tire technology first developed to provide future Mars rovers with nearly indestructible wheels for tackling the toughest terrain, and Cole tells us all about how his background as a serial entrepreneur, and the first unanimous Sole Survivor, helped him navigate NASA's bureaucratic network.Links for this week's episode:Startup founded by ‘Survivor' champ debuts airless bike tires based on NASA rover techThe SMART Tire CompanyLet us know what you think about Found:On TwitterVia email

An Alter G Anti-Gravity treadmill used for injury management during the NCAA men’s basketball tournament in Indianapolis has moved a few blocks to IUHP’s Artistry location and available to physical therapy and rehabilitation patients.

To tell Femi Ayanbadejo that he can't do something is to place a bet on his success. Known for his smash-mouth, do-anything approach to playing running back in the NFL for 11 seasons, Ayanbadejo has carried his tenacity off the playing field into entrepreneurship as founder of HealthReel—a virtual health assessment app powered by NASA technology. During his playing career with five teams, mostly with Baltimore and Arizona, Ayanbadejo connected with the athletic trainers and medical personnel in ways that most players don't. Those relationships and his obsessiveness about health and achieving optimal performance inspired him to start his own gym and human performance center. His curiosity still not quenched, he sold his equity in the company and enrolled at Johns Hopkins University, where he earned an MBA focused on Digital Health. Today, Ayanbadejo aspires to bring impactful and inspiring health data to everyone who wants it! About The Game Plan The Game Plan is a weekly SportTechie podcast hosted by venture capitalists Jay Kapoor and Tim Katt. The show features professional athletes and their business interests beyond sports. You can follow us on Twitter (@thegameplanshow) and Instagram (@gameplanshow) for show news and updates, to recommend guests, and for bonus content! Follow co-hosts Jay Kapoor (@JayKapoorNYC) and Tim Katt (@Tim_Katt) for all things sports, media, tech, and venture capital. Question? Comment? Story idea? Let us know at hello@thegameplan.show

This week we're covering the Perseverance Rover aka Mars 2020 Rover mission. Learn more about this incredible feat of engineering, including when it's expected to launch, some of the challenges the team has faced, and of course the science we're expected to see if and when this mission is successful. I compiled all my favorite facts and information on WHY this mission is important. It's primed to blow us all away when it gets to the surface of the Red Planet - and we wish NASA and the United Launch Alliance luck launching on time under these pandemic conditions. They've worked hard to get us to this point! Good luck! Launch Window: https://mars.nasa.gov/mars2020/timeline/launch/launch-windows/ NASA team video on Perseverance mission (lots of great information): https://youtu.be/yIWyFX0uxoc NASA Fact Sheet - Perseverance Rover: https://mars.nasa.gov/files/mars2020/Mars2020_Fact_Sheet.pdf Mars Sample Mission Return Overview (NASA): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0PVjj0PEPMA Antonio Paris research on Martian Lava Tubes (on Earth): https://arxiv.org/ftp/arxiv/papers/2004/2004.13156.pdf NASA Technology onboard Mars 2020 Mission: https://mars.nasa.gov/mars2020/mission/technology/ Mars 2020 Perseverance Press Kit: https://www.jpl.nasa.gov/news/press_kits/mars_2020/launch/

In this episode of Bulletproof Radio, my guest is Robert Soler, who researches, engineers and designs lighting systems that work best for the human brain and body. We get right into the biology of lighting and why LED lighting has been your No. 1 enemy indoors for years.As a subject-matter expert for NASA's Circadian Lighting System onboard the International Space Station, Robert helped design the first LED light for use there. He has since co-founded a NASA spin-off company to bring the same technology to the general public. He’s now vice president of Human Biological Technologies and Research at Biological Innovation and Optimization Systems (BIOS). Robert and the BIOS team set out to create better lighting to improve human sleep patterns, cognitive function and general health. Their research on circadian lights has been proven to provide benefits in alertness, jet lag, athlete performance, twilight, seasonality, skin response, photoreception, and more.BIOS is the only truly circadian lighting developed for humans to mimic natural sunlight. “The whole premise is brighter days, darker nights,” Robert says.BIOS and my company TrueLight have partnered to launch the first consumer lightbulb that works with your circadian rhythm, not against it. We’ve even captured exciting new technology: “We took out the bad blue and re-appropriated into the good blue region, giving those ‘sky blue’ signals that we need and getting rid of the bad blue in the shorter wavelengths,” Robert says.Listen on to learn how key photoreceptors drive your circadian rhythms, and how this new bulb’s human compatibility can revolutionize your light and your life.Enjoy the show! And get more resources at https://blog.daveasprey.com/category/podcasts/,

In this episode of Bulletproof Radio, my guest is Robert Soler, who researches, engineers and designs lighting systems that work best for the human brain and body. We get right into the biology of lighting and why LED lighting has been your No. 1 enemy indoors for years.As a subject-matter expert for NASA's Circadian Lighting System onboard the International Space Station, Robert helped design the first LED light for use there. He has since co-founded a NASA spin-off company to bring the same technology to the general public. He’s now vice president of Human Biological Technologies and Research at Biological Innovation and Optimization Systems (BIOS). Robert and the BIOS team set out to create better lighting to improve human sleep patterns, cognitive function and general health. Their research on circadian lights has been proven to provide benefits in alertness, jet lag, athlete performance, twilight, seasonality, skin response, photoreception, and more.BIOS is the only truly circadian lighting developed for humans to mimic natural sunlight. “The whole premise is brighter days, darker nights,” Robert says.BIOS and my company TrueLight have partnered to launch the first consumer lightbulb that works with your circadian rhythm, not against it. We’ve even captured exciting new technology: “We took out the bad blue and re-appropriated into the good blue region, giving those ‘sky blue’ signals that we need and getting rid of the bad blue in the shorter wavelengths,” Robert says.Listen on to learn how key photoreceptors drive your circadian rhythms, and how this new bulb’s human compatibility can revolutionize your light and your life.Enjoy the show! And get more resources at https://blog.daveasprey.com/category/podcasts/,

NASA Technology Transfer Program Executive Dan Lockney discusses the transfer of innovative space and aeronautics technologies for practical, terrestrial applications.

NASA Technology Transfer Program Executive Dan Lockney discusses the transfer of innovative space and aeronautics technologies for practical, terrestrial applications.

NASA Technology Transfer Program Executive Dan Lockney discusses the transfer of innovative space and aeronautics technologies for practical, terrestrial applications.

Space may be the final frontier, but the technologies being developed to land the first humans on Mars can also be leveraged by tech-savvy OEMs in the heavy equipment industry. In this episode, NASA technologist Steven Gonzalez explains the space agency's technology transfer program, which makes cutting-edge tech available to U.S. enterprises. And 21-year-old "Astronaut Abby," Abigail Harrison, discusses her goal to be the first human to walk on Mars, and how manufacturers can inspire the next-generation workforce to pursue careers in STEM.  Learn more about AEM's workforce development efforts, or subscribe to the AEM Industry Advisor for regular updates in your email about industry news and insights.  Music by Little Glass Men / CC BY 4.0

Michael Jackson talks to us today about a cutting edge air filter that actually sends out technology to kill bacteria in your environment. Tune in to hear all about: -Indoor air is 5 times more polluted than indoor air. -Learn about the only air filter that actually kills bacteria in your environment. -The problem with traditional HEPA filters. Our guest this episode is Michael Jackson. At 24 years old Michael Jackson began his small business with a $25 grocery money investment from the basement apartment he and his wife and children lived in.  Michael and his wife , have been married 45 years.  They earned the Philanthropist of the year award the the Southeast Region of the US for their work with the Boys and Girls Club, colleges and homes for young people.     Within one year of marketing healthy living products his Company BestAmerica was generating 5 times his take home income he was earning as a city bus driver in St. Paul Minneapolis.  It was too expensive to go to work driving a bus so he ventured out full-time.  Over the years his Company has generated 1.6 Billion in sales with Sales Power Magazine reporting his marketing team was the 17th largest in the USA.   The Healthy Living Technologies product line was awarded the Worlds only Certified Space Technology by the NASA Space Foundation.  After 911 his Company received medals from the US Army for their work  to reopen the Pentagon with Fresh Air  cleaning technology.  Today he serves as President and Co-Owner of Vollara which is based in Dallas Texas. Vollara products were the first ever awarded Certified for Sport by the NSF and allowed in Major League Baseball training rooms.  Over 5,000,000 Healthy Home Systems have been purchased around the world.     Are toxic metals causing your fatigue and health issues? Find out by taking Wendy’s Heavy Metals Quiz at

- Volvo Test Autonomous Buses in Singapore - Nissan and NASA Work on Autonomous Mobility - Boeing Develops VTOL for Deliveries - Mercedes Improves Its Nav. w/ what3words - Ford Updates Edge, Including New ST Model - Chevy Announces New Class 4 and 5 Trucks - Ford Sued Over Possible Diesel Cheating

- Volvo Test Autonomous Buses in Singapore- Nissan and NASA Work on Autonomous Mobility- Boeing Develops VTOL for Deliveries- Mercedes Improves Its Nav. w/ what3words- Ford Updates Edge, Including New ST Model- Chevy Announces New Class 4 and 5 Trucks- Ford Sued Over Possible Diesel Cheating

In today's episode I sit down with Dr. Robert Dennis, inventor of the micro post pulse electromagnetic field technology, university professor and leading scientist in all of the initial NASA PEMF research. PEMF is a technology which utilizes pulsed electromagnetic fields to stimulate tissue growth and regeneration. With PEMF powerful healing of injuries, physical traumas and inflammation is possible as is stimulation of healthy cellular function, improved elimination of toxins from the brain during rest and stem cell growth. In today's episode we discuss the abundance of misinformation present on the internet and how to sort through fact versus fiction. We dive into the variety of common and uncommon uses of pulse electromagnetic field technology to improve your quality of life. Dr. Robert Dennis shares the truth about the effectiveness and safety of electromagnetic therapy and even shares ways to avoid over exposure of some potentially dangerous electromagnetic fields which are not biocompatible surrounding us in our products and our homes. So without further please ado sit back relax and enjoy my conversation with Dr. Robert Dennis. Here's where you can grab your copy of our free book The Biohacker's Guide to Upgraded Energy and Focus (just help with shipping) https://biohackersguide.com/biohackers-guide-free. Learn more about the #1 High Performance Coaching Program in the world and have Anthony personally help you get in the best shape of your life, double your energy, and live in a state of optimal performance www.biohackingsecrets.com/coaching

In its nearly five decades, NASA has created or improved thousands of technologies, processes and innovations. Dan Lockney is in charge of making sure these solutions are found and utilized by industries and others in need.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Please join us this Thursday, February 18, 2017 at 4:00 p.m. PST and 7:00 p.m. EST for a live show with host Denise Messenger.  Our special guest is John Stickler, Vice-President of Rejuvel Bio-Sciences, Inc.  He will be introducing to our listeners Rejuvel 3D Cosmetics which have been developed with NASA technology.  John oversees and implements the company's sales programs, acquiring and maintaining sales and distributions in the United States and abroad.  He has spent the last four years assisting in the development and formulation of cosmetic products with NASA-related entities, as well as developing marketing strategies and formulations for the REJUVEL 3D product lauch.  You asked for it and we deliver!

NASA technologies often make their way into the commercial world, but the NASA tech transfer may appear at your favorite grocery or department store!

As part of a technology transfer program, NASA turned over a unique software tool to the FAA that will help air traffic controllers better manage air space.

The secret source for American Industrial innovation goes public, when NASA is open for business!

On the next episode of Let's Talk Africa I'll be joined by Dr. Robert Okojie, a researcher at NASA Glenn. His inventions was recently patent by Endevco Corporation. Dr. Okojie has done alot of research some of which have direct impact on NASA missions. He initiated the MEMS smart fuel injector research, and Kulite Semiconductor Products, Inc., Leonia, N.J. Join me in this engaging dialogue with Dr. Robert Okojie, tomorrow 11/11/11 at 11 p.m. eastern standard time. We initiate the conversation and let you decide. So Let's Talk Africa.

On the next episode of Let's Talk Africa I'll be joined by Dr. Robert Okojie, a researcher at NASA Glenn. His inventions was recently patent by Endevco Corporation. Dr. Okojie has done alot of research some of which have direct impact on NASA missions. He initiated the MEMS smart fuel injector research, and Kulite Semiconductor Products, Inc., Leonia, N.J. Join me in this engaging dialogue with Dr. Robert Okojie, tomorrow 11/11/11 at 11 p.m. eastern standard time. We initiate the conversation and let you decide. So Let's Talk Africa.

This week brings big news! Jeff from Houston over at the Meandering Mouse has started the Disney Podcast Network, and Trapped on Vacation is proud to be a part of it! Click Here to check it out! Note: In this show whenever I say "we" or "us" I mean "the Network" not that I did any of the work... That's all Jeff! Anyways... this week I take you on a classic Universal Studios Attraction that has it's roots way back in the 1964 World's Fair, then Jeff takes us on an excellent Coaster at Disney's California Adventure! I wrap it all up with an explosive finale on the vacation Home Patio! (all using NASA Technology!) Have fun! Links: The Disney Podcast Network The Meandering Mouse Beyond Main Street Window to the Magic Park Hopping Podcast The Comedy4cast