Before that, members of the Space Association had been making recordings for their own enjoyment, for transcription to "Space Association News" and for lending to members.
Most of these recordings were not of broadcast standard, and have never - and will never - be broadcast on "The Space Show".
They are offered here for the patient and attentive listener.
Additionally, members of the Association had been involved in other broadcast media. A few of those guest appearances were recorded, and are also offered here.
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DATE RECORDED | LECTURER | TOPIC |
1989 July | Andrew Rennie Mark Blair | To mark the 20th anniversary of the Apollo 11 lunar landing we were invited onto radio 3CR. Topics included Ausroc 1, Cape York spaceport, Apollo 11, space debris, lunar poetry and music.
Listen or download Part 1 (46 min 42 s - 42.7 MB) Listen or download Part 2 (36 min 33 s - 33.5 MB) |
1989 | Ken McCracken Patron Space Association of Australia retiring Director | The World In 2015 Ken sticks his neck out and makes some predictions of how space technology might be shaping our world in 2015. This includes: |
1969 July | Apollo 11 - The Norfolk Island Experience | Recordings made on Norfolk Island during the Apollo 11 mission. View list of recordings |
1966 March | Frank Borman and Walter Schirra Visit Australasia | Recordings from the NZBC, VOA and Andrew Rennie describing the visit to Austalia and New Zealand by astronauts Frank Borman and Wally Schirra soon after their Gemini 7 and Gemini 6 space missions. Also some of Andrew's photos. Access recordings and photographs |
1967 April | Soyuz 1 - Some Contemporary Reports | An unbroadcast documentary about the flight of the Soyuz 1 spacecraft and the death of cosmonaut Vladimir Komarov. Uses recordings from Radio Moscow, Radio Kiev, the Voice of America, the BBC, Radio Australia, Radio Japan and the NZBC.
Listen or download (1 h 15 min 2 s - 72.0 MB) |
1979 | Andrew Rennie | As guest on Radio New Zealand's "The Southern Sky" programme, discussing the activities of the New Zeland Spaceflight Association and the decaying orbit of Skylab. N.B. The addresses given are no longer valid.
Listen or download (5 min 28 s - 5.3 MB) |
1981 April 10 | Andrew Rennie and David Maclennan | Interviewed on Radio New Zealand's National programme about the visibility of STS 1 Columbia and the risks of the first Space Shuttle mission. N.B. Poor audio due to wrong tape type being used. Listen or download (2 min 28 s - 2.4 MB) |