Podcast appearances and mentions of randy bresnik

On The Space Show for Wednesday, 10 June 2026:Artemis III mission profile and crew unveiled:NASA's announcement at the Johnson Space Centre, Houston, of the Artemis III mission profile and crewDuring Artemis III, the agency's SLS (Space Launch System) rocket will launch the Orion spacecraft and its crew from NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida to low Earth orbit. After Orion's systems are checked out, the spacecraft will, for the first time, demonstrate rendezvous and docking capabilities with test versions from one, or both, American commercial human landing systems in development by Blue Origin and SpaceX.Artemis III crew assignments are as follows: * NASA astronaut Randy Bresnik, Commander * ESA (European Space Agency) astronaut Luca Parmitano, Pilot  * NASA astronaut Andre Douglas, Mission Specialist * NASA astronaut Frank Rubio, Mission Specialist.The speakers at the announcement include: Jared Isaacman (NASA Administrator), Jeremy Parsons (Acting Assistant Deputy Associate Administrator, Artemis Program Manager), John Couluris (Senior Vice President, Lunar Permanence, Blue Origin), Jessica Jemsen (Integration Vice President, Customer Operations, SpaceX), Nicola Fox (Associate Administrator, Science Mission Directorate, NASA) and Joseph Aschbacher (Director General, ESA). (Inserts courtesy JSC, ESA) Australian Space Research Conference: * Space debris; IADC Committee; Australia tracking debris; and impacts with Gillian Altham, Civil Space Monitoring Team, Australian Space Agency, Adelaide.  * Radiation resilience in Trichoplax adhaerens (P53 homologue tumour depressor gene) with Jennifer Tinker, Honours Student at the La Trobe Institute for Molecular Science, La Trobe University, Bundoora. 

La tripulación seleccionada destaca por su gran experiencia, contando con figuras como el comandante Randy Bresnik, el piloto italiano Luca Parmitano y el especialista Frank Rubio, aunque no habrá presencia femenina en esta ocasión, ya que se espera que el hito de la primera mujer en pisar la Luna se reserve para la Artemis IV en 2028. En paralelo, Ortuño ha anunciado la organización de un viaje a Astudillo (Palencia) para presenciar el eclipse del próximo 12 de agosto, un lugar elegido estratégicamente por su baja nubosidad en la meseta. El evento ofrecerá una experiencia completa que incluye alojamiento rural, talleres de fotografía astronómica y la observación de las Perseidas a un precio muy competitivo.

Dave Rubin of "The Rubin Report" gives a first look to the stories you need to know to start your day including the conviction of Karmelo Anthony for the murder of Frisco track star Austin Metcalf after jurors rejected Anthony's self-defense claim and found him guilty of first-degree murder in the fatal stabbing that shocked Texas; growing backlash after some activists attempted to frame the case as a racial issue despite the jury focusing on the facts of the confrontation itself; "The Daily Show's" Jon Stewart unexpectedly mocking NBC's Kristen Welker over her reaction to President Trump's viral "Meet the Press" walkout; and NASA unveiling the Artemis III crew, Randy Bresnik, Andre Douglas, Frank Rubio, and Luca Parmitano, who will help lead America's next major step toward returning astronauts to the Moon, and much more.

Die Amerikaanse Nasionale Lugvaart- en Ruimte-administrasie, Nasa, het Artemis III se bemanning van vier aangekondig. Hulle sal landingstuie toets vir toekomstige sendings wat op die maan land. Die ruimtevaarders wat volgende jaar ʼn ruimtesending sal onderneem, is bevelvoerder Randy Bresnik, vlieënier Luca Parmitano, en die sending-spesialiste Andre Douglas en Frank Rubio. Dit volg twee maande na Artemis Twee se reis om die maan wat Apollo 13 se afstandsrekord verbeter het. Nasa-administrateur Jared Isaacman sê die bemanning sal ook bymekaarkom- en koppel-vermoëns toets:

Ce mercredi (10 juin 2026), une nouvelle journée de manifestation contre le gouvernement est prévue dans la capitale La Paz. La situation reste tendue : le président Rodrigo Paz a durci son discours face aux manifestations et aux barrages routiers qui paralysent le pays depuis plusieurs semaines sur fond de grave crise économique. Nous en parlons avec Tristan Wagg, doctorant au CREDA (Université Sorbonne Nouvelle/CNRS). Accusant les groupes les plus violents d'être liés au narcotrafic, le président a averti les « narcoterroristes » que leurs « jours sont comptés » et a promulgué une loi lui donnant la possibilité de décréter l'état d'exception. Cette mesure permettrait notamment de faire intervenir davantage l'armée et de restreindre les libertés de réunion et de circulation. Les blocages provoquent déjà de graves pénuries dans les principales villes, où les prix des produits de base flambent et où le carburant et les médicaments commencent à manquer.   Le Congrès américain approuve le budget pour le financement anti-immigration Après des mois de négociations tendues, la Chambre des représentants américaine a adopté, après le Sénat, un budget de 70 milliards de dollars destiné à renforcer la lutte contre l'immigration et à financer le programme d'expulsions de Donald Trump. Les démocrates, qui réclamaient des réformes de l'ICE et de la police des frontières après plusieurs décès attribués à des agents fédéraux, n'ont obtenu aucune des mesures de contrôle qu'ils demandaient. Si les républicains ont écarté certains projets chers à Donald Trump, l'administration entend désormais accélérer les opérations de l'ICE, notamment à New York. La controverse autour des méthodes de l'Agence fédérale de l'immigration se poursuit alors que les démocrates dénoncent les décès survenus dans les centres de détention et que des ONG s'inquiètent de possibles arrestations pendant la Coupe du monde qui débute au Mexique. Un dossier d'Achim Lippold.   L'équipage d'Artémis 3 dévoilé Avec Simon Rozé, chef du service environnement, on revient aussi sur la NASA qui a dévoilé les noms des quatre astronautes qui participeront à la mission Artémis 3, prévue en 2027 : les Américains Randy Bresnik, André Douglas et Frank Rubo, ainsi que l'Italien Luca Parmitano, premier Européen à intégrer le programme lunaire Artémis. Cet équipage exclusivement masculin embarquera à bord du vaisseau Orion pour une mission d'environ deux semaines. Contrairement aux précédentes annonces, Artémis 3 ne se rendra pas jusqu'à la Lune, mais restera en orbite terrestre afin de tester les systèmes nécessaires à un futur alunissage et de mener plusieurs expériences scientifiques, en vue de la mission Artémis IV prévue début 2028.   Journal de la 1ère Après la Martinique et la Guadeloupe, c'est au tour de la Guyane de commémorer ce mercredi le 178ème anniversaire de l'abolition de l'esclavage. À lire aussiEsclavage: qu'est-ce que le Code noir et pourquoi son abrogation maintenant ?

Randy Bresnik je astronavt slovenskih korenin. V vesolju je preživel skoraj 150 dni; med prvo misijo se mu je rodila hčerka, tako da je njeno rojstvo zamudil, druga misija, ki je trajala pet mesecev, pa mu je dala vpogled v to, kakšno je življenje v vesolju. Kako se prhajo, kako trenirajo mišice, kako gredo na stranišče, kaj je bilo najboljše, kar je jedel v vesolju, kaj najslabše in ali v vesolju boli križ?

Randy Bresnik was born into a family that already had an aviation legacy. His father was a U.S. Army Air Cavalry helicopter pilot in Vietnam and his grandfather spent five years as the official photographer for Amelia Earhart. But Bresnik would chart his own path, attending The Citadel as a Navy ROTC student and ultimately choosing the U.S. Marine Corps. He has flown 86 different types of planes but his favorite is the F/A-18.In this edition of "Veterans Chronicles," Bresnik takes us through his journey as a pilot, his early deployments, his memories of 9/11, and he goes into great detail about his close air support missions in the opening weeks of the Iraq War. He also details his pursuit of becoming a NASA astronaut, training for missions, and the family drama that played out on earth while he performed his first mission. Finally, Bresnik explains what a spacewalk is like and why he is excited about what lies ahead for the U.S. space program

Randy Bresnik is a Father, Husband, Marine, and Astronaut. He trained in Top Gun school, flew combat missions overseas, and has been to space twice, complementing various spacewalks and missions.   Biography and other information : https://www.nasa.gov/astronauts/biographies/randolph-j-bresnik/biography   TOTs Podcast www.totspodcast.com Follow Us on Social Media: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/totscast/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TOTSPodcast ‍Twitter: https://twitter.com/TOTscast YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCg4a... ‍TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@totscast?lang=en Support for the show: https://www.patreon.com/totscast  ‍Contact us @ marketwithben@gmail.com Host : Ben Gardner Editor : Ryan DeMarco Technical Producer : Chris Hooper

When Randy Bresnik was a young child, all he wanted to do was fly. Fast-forward to 2020 and the retired U.S. Marine has surpassed even his wildest dreams – having distinguished himself both as a fighter pilot and test pilot before making two trips to space as a NASA astronaut.Bresnik discusses a broad range of topics in Airbus’ latest podcast, providing insights on space cooperation between Europe and the United States, his experience aboard the International Space Station, the various training involved, and more. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Randy “Komrade” Bresnik was selected as an astronaut in 2004. He was commissioned as a Second Lieutenant in the U.S. Marine Corps in May 1989. During his military career, he became an F/A-18 Test Pilot and was eventually deployed to Kuwait to fly combat missions in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom. A veteran of STS-129 on Space Shuttle Atlantis in 2009, he has also trained as a Cave-a-naut with the European Space Agency to test living deep beneath the Earth’s surface as well as an Aquanaut for NASA’s Extreme Environment Mission Operation (NEEMO) 19. In 2017, Bresnik served as the Commander of the International Space Station for Expedition 53 and flight engineer for Expedition 52. Follow Randy: on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram (Show music: purple-planet.com)

Want to know what it’s like in outer space? Your best bet is under the sea. Life on a deep-space mission may be a lot like life in a deep-sea submersible, and the extreme environments found on the sea floor may give us clues as to where to look for life on other planets. In this episode, Emily, Matt, and Nick talk deep-sea diving, marine microbes, prog rock, and Emily’s favorite – ocean worlds. Guests include oceanographer and microbiologist Dr. Julie Huber of the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution and NASA astronaut Randy Bresnik.

I highly suggest you give this one a watch on YouTUbe when you get a chance.  Does NASA Shoot RAW? An Interview with ASTRONAUT Randy Bresnik SPACE It all started with a question, "do astronauts on the space station shoot RAW?". I figured why not call NASA and find out. While on the call I thought it would be a good idea to ask if I could interview an astronaut on the actual international space station. This time around we didn't get to interview someone on the station but we did get to interview Randy Bresnik who arrived back to earth only three days prior to our interview. Randy's Instagram https://www.instagram.com/astrokomrade/?hl=en We talked a lot about photography and the issues you may face in space as a human and a photographer. I was amazed by the fact that I was talking to a real life SPACEMAN and get to share the whole thing with you. I look forward to bringing you even more interviews as we venture into 2018. It is my goal to do an interview with someone in SPACE in the new year. I'm planning on seeing a SpaceX launch as well.

Pass In Review edition.  We take a look at back at some of the great interviews Citadel GrayLine has had this spring semester, including Super Bowl XXXI champ Travis Jervey ('95), NASA astronaut Randy Bresnik ('89), and country music superstar and Citadel fan Aaron Tippin.

NASA Astronaut Lt. Col. Randy Bresnik ('89) is the Band of Gold Spotlight.   He tells us about his recent mission on the space shuttle Atlantis, as well as his cadet days in the late '80s.    Jeff Hartsell has the latest on rumors concerning basketball chief Ed Conroy possibly leaving for another job.  Also, we get a spring football practice report, and a briefing on the SoCon-leading Citadel baseball team.    

Ed Conroy talks about this week's SoCon basketball games with Davidson and Georgia Southern, and the home game next week with national power Michigan State. Also, Blue Ribbon College Basketball Yearbook editor Chris Dortch gives us his take on Conroy's hoopsters. Gerry Ogier ('65) is the Band of Gold Spotlight; and we beam-up to Space Shuttle Atlantis to hear astronaut Randy Bresnik's ('89) reaction to becoming the proud new father of a baby girl.

Andre Roberts and Jordon Gilmore talk about their final game in a Bulldog uniform, as The Citadel prepares to wrap-up the '09 season in Statesboro, Ga., against Georgia Southern. We dig through the citadel@yall.com Inbox, and Jeff Hartsell has the latest on Ed Conroy's basketball team. Plus, we have the Good Morning America report on Space Shuttle Atlantis astronaut Randy Bresnik ('89).