| BROADCAST DATE |
SUBJECT | DESCRIPTION |
|---|---|---|
| January 7 | Science Fiction. | Two stories written by Ray Bradbury. |
| January 14 | Science Fiction | Two stories wiritten by Ray Bradbury. |
| January 21 | Science Fiction | A story written by Ray Bradbury. |
| January 21 | Stranger Than Fiction | Senator and former astronaut Mark Kelly explains why he is taking legal action against the Secretary of Defense. |
| January 21 | Turn Back Time | The 40th anniversary of the Voyager 2 flyby of Uranus. |
| January 28 | Turn Back Time | The 40th anniversary of the STS 51-L disaster that destroyed the Space Shuttle Challenger and killed seven astronauts, told in contemprory news reports, songs and poetry. Listen or download (54 min 50 s - 52.6 MB) |
| February 4 | Angelo Di Grazia Committee Member Space Association of Australia Melbourne | Artemis 2 delayed to at least April following hydrogen leak during wet dress rehearsal; analysis of the Ensuring American Space Superiority Executive Order from President Trump; and NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman's speech to employees on his second day in the job. Listen or download (53 min 55 s - 51.8 MB) |
| February 11 | Turn Back Time | Ed Stone, Project Scientist, describes the findings of Voyager 2 at Uranus, 40 years ago. (Insert courtesy JPL) Listen or download (5 min 45 s - 5.5 MB) |
| February 11 | Steve Reid JPL Pasadena California | The status of the Perseverance rover, and future plans for exploration and rock sample collection. (Courtesy AGU) |
| February 11 | IAC 2025 Opening | The remarks of Governor-General Ms Sam Mostyn AC, and historical memories from Kerrie Dougherty, Owen Mace, John Saxon and Gordon Pike. (Inserts courtesy IAC) |
| February 18 | IAC 2025 Opening | Historical memories from Paul Scully-Powers, Katherine Bennell-Pegg and Roger Franzen, and presentation of the IAF World Space Award to the Chang'e 6 Team. (Inserts courtesy IAC & CGTN) |
| February 18 | Arrokoth | New Horizons team members Alan Stern, Cathy Olkin, Carly Howett and Jeff Moorerespond to reporter's question on the day after the 2019 January 1 flyby of the Kuiper Belt asteroid Arrokoth. (Courtesy JHU) |
