AsclepiosCast

This week we return to our podcast series of one-on-one interviews of analogue astronauts in the Asclepios VI mission with Marvin Urech, a mechanical engineering student from Switzerland. Join us on this fun chat with Marvin as we explore his experiences in life and in Asclepios!
Follow us on Instagram — @asclepios_mission — and LinkedIn to keep up with the next stages in the training of the analogue astronauts!
Support our mission: https://www.gofundme.com/f/donate-to-support-our-student-space-mission
Intro/outro credits: Geoff Harvey - Pixabay.

This week we speak to Verdàn Deliz, an Asclepios VI analogue astronaut who shares his captivating stories of aviation and flying. From flying gliders to jets, Verdàn's story is a great listen.

Follow us on Instagram — ⁠⁠⁠@asclepios_mission⁠⁠⁠ — and LinkedIn to keep up with the next stages in the training of the analogue astronauts!

Support our mission: ⁠⁠⁠https://www.gofundme.com/f/donate-to-support-our-student-space-mission⁠⁠

Intro/outro credits: Geoff Harvey - Pixabay.

Continuing our series of one-to-one interview episodes with each of the analogue astronauts from the Asclepios VI mission, this week we have the pleasure to receive Marla Welsch in the podcast, for an inspiring, insightful, and fun chat.

Follow us on Instagram — ⁠⁠@asclepios_mission⁠⁠ — and LinkedIn to keep up with the next stages in the training of the analogue astronauts!

Support our mission: ⁠⁠https://www.gofundme.com/f/donate-to-support-our-student-space-mission⁠

Intro/outro credits: Geoff Harvey - Pixabay.

Starting this week, we’re embarking on a series of episodes featuring one-to-one conversations with each of the analogue astronauts from the Asclepios VI mission. In today’s episode, Ioana Dimitrova joins us for an inspiring and fun chat.

Follow us on Instagram — ⁠@asclepios_mission⁠ — and LinkedIn to keep up with the next stages in the training of the analogue astronauts!

Support our mission: ⁠https://www.gofundme.com/f/donate-to-support-our-student-space-mission

Intro/outro credits: Geoff Harvey - Pixabay.

Extreme Environment Training or EET is a core training component that our analogue astronauts undergo to prepare them for their mission in a simulated lunar environment. This week we interviewed the Asclepios VI Astronaut crew at the end of their training in the French Alps to understand the importance of environment training and to get their insights on the challenging journey they undertook in the previous days.

A huge thank you to our sponsors who support our mission, you truly make this possible. We are grateful to be sponsored by Columbia Sportswear Company for once again supplying our crew and support with winterwear, keeping us alive in the deep cold. And Chimpanzee Sports Nutrition for supplying us with nutrition bars which kept us going.

And a huge shoutout to the entire Asclepios team who have supported us with planning, financial support and even with helping us setup base camp in the end! This mission would not be possible without you.

Intro/outro credits: Geoff Harvey - Pixabay.