Space Café Podcast - Navigating Our Interplanetary Ambitions

If you feel the excitement of standing at the threshold of a new era in human history, you've come to the right place. At Space Café, our bi-weekly hour-long episodes go beyond current events in space exploration – we're peering into the future of our species among the stars.

Each week, we:

Engage with visionaries who are actively shaping our cosmic destiny
Explore groundbreaking technologies turning science fiction into reality
Discuss the implications of becoming a multi-planetary civilization
Take listener questions about humanity's future in space

What sets Space Café apart:

Deep dives into ideas that will define our cosmic future
Diverse expertise: from astronauts and engineers to philosophers and entrepreneurs
Complex topics made accessible through engaging discussion
Interactive Q&A segments with our expert guests

Recent episodes feature:

A Mars settlement architect on the practicalities of off-world living
A space law expert exploring lunar resource rights
An astrobiologist speculating on potential alien life

Whether you're a space industry professional, sci-fi enthusiast, or simply gaze at the night sky with wonder, Space Café is your front-row seat to humanity's greatest adventure.

So, grab your cosmic latte and join us every Wednesday at 2100 UTC. At Space Café, we're not just talking about the future – we're helping to shape it.

The next giant leap for mankind is just beginning.

Are you ready to take it with us?

Host

Markus

Markus Mooslechner is an Austrian science communicator, filmmaker, and the creator and host of the Space Cafe Podcast, which launched in 2020. Through this podcast, Markus brings thought leaders from the space industry to a broad audience, exploring topics such as humanity’s future in space, groundbreaking scientific discoveries, and the ethics of space exploration. Known for his engaging approach, he focuses on making complex scientific concepts accessible to listeners, bridging the gap between space professionals and the public. Markus also advises and collaborates with leading scientific institutions, including the European Space Agency (ESA) and CERN, among others. His work reflects a deep commitment to science communication, aiming to inspire curiosity and a deeper understanding of space and our place in the universe.