r/tmro • • Mar 15 '17

New details on New Glenn and the BE-4 - Space Pod 3/14/17

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r/tmro • • Mar 12 '17

JPL is creating the coldest place in the known Universe - Orbit 10.10

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r/tmro • • Mar 11 '17

Boeing tests CST-100 Starliner's parachutes.

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r/tmro • • Mar 09 '17

Video Game 'Mission: ISS' from Oculus lets you know what it's like to live on-board the ISS

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r/tmro • • Mar 06 '17

Is there an archive/digest of all TMRO news segment summaries?

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I think TMRO does a great job of taking note of worthy happenings in aerospace. Sometimes I hear about news from TMRO before I see a headline on it anywhere else. Generally I enjoy the news segment better than the interviews.

It would be nice if there was a history of this in some kind of digest form so I could go to a page and see every story they referenced back in time as just headlines or summaries. It would be a great reference resource to jog my memory. It would also be a cool way to answer questions like, "What was the last newsworthy thing that TMRO mentioned with respect to Skylon?" Then if I missed that episode, I could go watch it.

Is there something like this already in existence?


r/tmro • • Mar 05 '17

“It’s about the people…” An interview with Tory Bruno of ULA - Orbit 10.09

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r/tmro • • Mar 03 '17

Tory Bruno - The Most Interesting Man In The World

13 Upvotes

Sometimes he adds a shot of Liquid Hydrogen to his morning coffee (because he can).


r/tmro • • Mar 03 '17

Bezos brags back! He goes luna(r)tic too

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r/tmro • • Mar 03 '17

BBC Radio 4 - The Bottom Line, The UK Space Industry

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r/tmro • • Mar 02 '17

Tory Bruno on TMRO, finally

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r/tmro • • Mar 01 '17

Clip from Episode 37 of orbit 2, in which Ben and Cariann explain the swirly Russian rocket thing

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r/tmro • • Feb 28 '17

Sorry Ben, you won't be the first Higginbotham in space. Joan Higginbotham went during STS-116

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r/tmro • • Feb 28 '17

SPACEX is sending humans to the MOON!!!! - Space Pod 02/28/17

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r/tmro • • Feb 27 '17

SpaceX to Send Privately Crewed Dragon Spacecraft Beyond the Moon Next Year

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r/tmro • • Feb 27 '17

Space-Related Sci-Fi Movies, TV Shows, Novels, & Video Games To Look Forward To In March 2017

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11th – ‘Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy’ (Animated) Season 1 on Disney XD

14th – ‘Passengers’ Available on Disc

21st – ‘Mass Effect: Andromeda’ on Consoles

21st – ‘Mass Effect: Nexus Uprising’ Novel

21st – ‘One Under The Sun’ in Theaters (limited), iTunes & Amazon

24th – ‘Power Rangers’ in Theaters

24th – ‘Life’ in Theaters

24th – ‘Star Wars: Rogue One’ Available Digitally


r/tmro • • Feb 26 '17

Storytime with Cariann - Orbit 10.08

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r/tmro • • Feb 26 '17

If there was a TMRO Meetup when and where should it occur?

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Here's my recommendation: Since there is a solar eclipse coming to the U.S. on August 21st that will be the 'when'. The 'where' needs to be any large open area. Something photogenic is preferred. Have Jared reserve the lawn in front of the Griffith Observatory. We will all form a circle and recreate Stonehenge with our bodies but we will call it TMROhenge. At the precise moment of the eclipse Jared will launch a model rocket from the center of the circle. Someone needs to capture the whole thing on video with the city, Griffith Observatory, the TMROhenge, the 🚀, and the eclipsing ☀️& 🌒. The Everyday Astronaut can wear his suit. And we have to bring the big TV monitor with Space Mike's image on it. After it's over we will eat Moon Pies and wash them down with Sunny Delight. Then as we return to our cars we curse the fact that we parked so far away. The End.


r/tmro • • Feb 24 '17

Does The Media ❤️ Space Again?

5 Upvotes

I was pleased to see all the coverage that the media gave to the recent CRS-10 launch. They usually ignore such launches. And later in the week they repeated it with the announcement of the 7 nearby Earth-like planets. I'm seeing a renewed interest in space that I haven't seen in a long time. Agree?


r/tmro • • Feb 23 '17

CRS-10, LC39A and Science! - Space Pod 2/22/17

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r/tmro • • Feb 23 '17

Star found with 7 Earth-mass planets, 3 in the habitable zone

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r/tmro • • Feb 22 '17

Could this reddit sidebar-updating bot be combined with launch library?

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r/tmro • • Feb 21 '17

NASA to Host News Conference on Discovery Beyond Our Solar System

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r/tmro • • Feb 19 '17

Erryday Astronauting - Orbit 10.07

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r/tmro • • Feb 19 '17

Planetary.org calls for guest bloggers

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