| BROADCAST DATE | LECTURER | TOPIC |
|---|---|---|
| January 28 | Sean O'Keefe Administrator NASA HQ Washington, D.C. | Comments on the landing of Opportunity on Mars. (Courtesy NASA) |
| February 4 | Rob Manning Mission Manager EDL Mars Exploration Rover Jet Propulsion Laboratory Pasadena | Comments on the landing of Opportunity on Mars. (Courtesy NASA) |
| February 16 | Sean O'Keefe Administrator NASA HQ Washington, D.C. | Comments on the landing of Spirit on Mars. (Courtesy NASA) |
| February 16 | Richard Cook Deputy Project Manager Mars Exploration Rover Jet Propulsion Laboratory Pasadena | Comments on the landing of Spirit on Mars. (Courtesy NASA) |
| February 25 | Ed Weiler Associate Administrator Space Science NASA HQ Washington, D.C. | Comments on the landing of Spirit on Mars. (Courtesy NASA) |
| February 25 | Charles Elachi Director Jet Propulsion Laboratory Pasadena | Comments on the landing of Spirit on Mars. (Courtesy NASA) |
| February 25 | Peter Theisinger Project Manager Mars Exploration Rover Jet Propulsion Laboratory Pasadena | Comments on the landing of Spirit on Mars. (Courtesy NASA) |
| February 25 | Rob Manning Mission Manager EDL Mars Exploration Rover Jet Propulsion Laboratory Pasadena | Comments on the landing of Spirit on Mars. (Courtesy NASA) |
| March 24 | Mark Adler Deputy Manager Mars Exploration Rover Jet Propulsion Laboratory Pasadena Albert Haldeman John Grant Bethany Ehlmann Andrew Knoll Daniel Rodionov | The science results of the Mars Exploration Rovers - Episode 1. (Courtesy NASA) |
| March 31 | Matt Wallace Opportunity Mission Manager Jet Propulsion Laboratory Pasadena Ray Arvidson Larry Crumpler Bethany Ehlmann Goestar Klingelhoefer | The science results of the Mars Exploration Rovers - Episode 2. (Courtesy NASA) |
| April 7 | Sean O'Keefe Administrator NASA HQ Washington, D.C. | Comments to media on the landing of Spirit on Mars. (Courtesy NASA) |
| April 21 | Ann Kenney Director Astropysics NASA HQ Washington, D.C. Rex Geveden Francis Everitt Kip Thorne Brad Parkerson | Pre-mission science briefing to describe the Gravity Probe B satellite and its objectives. |
| May 19 | The Mercury Seven Alan Shepard Gus Grissom Wally Schirra Gordo Cooper John Glenn Deke Slayton Scott Carpenter | The first press conference given by the astronauts on 1959 April 9. NOTE: The broadcast edit has been erased. The unedited conference is available here. Listen or Download Part One (32 min 19 s - 30.3 MB) Listen or Download Part Two (34 min 41 s - 32.5 MB) |
| May 26 | Sean O'Keefe Administrator NASA HQ Washington, D.C. | Introduction and Welcome to President Bush at NASA HQ for announcement of Moon and Mars initiative. (Courtesy NASA) |
| May 26 | Mike Foale NASA Astronaut International Space Station | Welcome to President Bush. (Courtesy NASA) |
| May 26 | George W Bush President United States of America | Announcement of new Moon and Mars initiative. (Courtesy NASA) |
| June 30 | Robert Mitchell Cassini Programme Manager Jet Propulsion Laboratory Pasadena California | The healthy status of the Cassini spacecraft, and an oversight of the Cassini mission. Accuracy of trajectory for ring plane crossing, and engine burn time during the placement into orbit. (Courtesy NASA) |
| June 30 | Julie Webster Manager Cassini Spacecraft Operating Team Jet Propulsion Laboratory Pasadena California | Description of spacecraft operations, and how preparations for this week's events began in 1995 with electronics testing. The back-up engine for orbit insertion. (Courtesy NASA) |
| June 30 | Jeremy Jones Leader Cassini Navigation Team Jet Propulsion Laboratory Pasadena California | Description of the Cassini cruise to Saturn, the approach, initial and subsequent orbits and the reason for choice of certain orbits. (Courtesy NASA) |
| June 30 | Jean-Pierre Lebreton Huygens Science Officer/Mission Manager European Space Agency | Description of the Huygens spacecraft, its mission and what is known of the moon Titan. Targeting the Titan entry. Communications with Huygens. (Courtesy NASA) |
| June 30 | Dennis Matson Project Scientist Cassini Jet Propulsion Laboratory Pasadena California | The magnetosphere of Saturn, the icy moons and Phoebe. Preview of expected ring images, and discussion of expected image resolution. New observations of Titan. (Courtesy NASA) |
| August 25 | David Southwood Director of Science European Space Agency Paris | Envinsat - the spacecraft and its mission to map the Earth to help us manage it better. (Recorded at Melbourne University, Melbourne) Listen or Download (4 min 02 s - 3.8 MB) |
| September 1 | Ed Weiler Associate Administrator Space Science NASA Headquarters Washington, D.C. Charles Elachi Pete Theisinger Richard Cook Sean O'Keefe | Comments following the successful landing of the Mars Exploration Rover Spirit on Mars. (Courtesy NASA) |
| October 20 | Bryan Gaensler Astronomer 1999 Young Australian of the Year | Recent findings about the birth of stars. (Recorded for The Space Show by Museum of Victoria's Sarah Edwards) Listen or Download (15 min 17 s - 14.3 MB) |
| December 7 | Bryan Gaensler Astronomer 1999 Young Australian of the Year | Career arc that has taken him from study at Sydney University through to being awarded a Hubble Fellowship and being honoured as the 1999 Young Australian of the Year. (Recorded at Victorian Youth Space Forum, Melbourne University) Listen or Download (28 min 28 s - 26.7 MB) |
