A look back at 2011 and forward to 2012

Spacevidcast Live shows are back! Since we took the last part of 2011 off we thought it may be a good idea to review some of the amazing events that took place. From the shuttles retiring to space mishaps we talk about 2011 and what the future holds for 2012.

If you didn't catch it, our live shows have changed times. We now broadcast on Sundays at 22:00 UTC / 2:00pm PST / 5:00pm EST. The live show is a lot more fun when you participate in the community, so stop on by and say hello!

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• spacevidcast
• year in review
• roscosmos
• russia
• nasa
• esa
• vega
• msl
• curiosity
• phobos-grunt

[Liscom]

Glad to see you're back!

[RTRVII]

this is what makes youtube good. There is still fun, interesting videos made by honest poeple. KEEP IT UP !!!!

[xyzNexus]

Love your shows :)

[JuggaloOzi]

SLS isn't Ares V. Turns out using RS-68 engines was unrealistic, the regen nozzles of SSME are needed. RS-68s ablative nozzle wouldn't have handled the heat created in the engine cluster.

[OSKARIUKS]

i miss old background better

[1Nekit1]

1 English man disliked this

[Gregster138]

Welcome back! I was not aware you had moved to L.A. May much good luck and awesomeness come your way!

[MrLewooz]

ah ah ! love you guys!!!!!

[quantumG]

great show.

[okgoimhere]

@DidyshishBaishushish yes

[DidyshishBaishushish]

About "shuttle to the Moon" - even if shuttle did do that, it won't be able to reenter at that speed, so you not only need fuel for doing TLI, but also for slowing down once you get back to Earth.