Writing From Other Sites | Michael Doornbos

Michael Doornbos

I write about the past, present, and future of technology across three sites. imapenguin.com explores retro computing and programming fundamentals, milkcrunch.com covers modern software development and engineering culture, and evadot.com examines commercial spaceflight and the new space movement. Below is a complete archive, organized chronologically.

2026

March 31 - Breaking Enigma with Index of Coincidence on a Commodore 64
March 31 - Writing Code Was Never the Job
March 31 - Artemis II Launches Tomorrow, and I Finally Feel Something (no, I don’t)
March 28 - My third completed novel
March 26 - You’ve Got a Professional Kitchen and Unlimited Prep Cooks. Are You Going to Make Something?
March 24 - The Best AI Integration Is a Folder
March 14 - The Wallis Product for Pi Day
March 11 - Everyone has a kitchen now
February 26 - FreeBSD is what UNIX was supposed to be
February 25 - Adding Enigma Rings
February 24 - Cracking Enigma
February 20 - Enigma Emulator on the Commodore 64 in BASIC and Assembly
February 9 - How I’m going to explain LLMs to my parents
February 9 - What’s actually happening when you talk to ChatGPT?
February 6 – Elon Musk, Space Exploration, AI, Jurassic Park, and the question we should be asking
February 6 – Why I Can’t Get Excited About Artemis
February 3 - My advice to 6-18-year-olds who want to learn to program
January 26 – Coding on Credit
January 15 – 10 PRINT on the Apple II
January 8 – The Math Behind Enigma
January 7 – Text Files Are Still the Answer

2025

December 18 – The Cloud Repatriation Trend
December 17 – Sorting Algorithms Visualized on the Commodore 64
December 16 – Open Source in 2025: The Year the Forks Worked
December 13 – Advent of Code Prep: Advanced Techniques
December 13 – Advent of Code Prep: Core Skills
December 13 – Advent of Code Prep: Foundation Skills
December 13 – Preparing for Advent of Code: A Python Techniques Roadmap
December 12 – If AI handles the entry-level work, how do beginners learn?
December 11 – Just Use Postgres
December 8 – Legacy Is a Sales Word
December 5 – The Unix Philosophy Still Wins
November 26 – First Principles: Why You Must Learn Before You Prompt
November 24 – Dorothy Vaughan: Adapt or Become Obsolete
October 20 – My North for 2026
May 30 – Three Maze Generators on the Commodore 64
May 20 – 16-bit Unsigned AND on Commodore 64
May 16 – The Best Book Cover of All Time
May 16 – 10 PRINT for the KIM-1
March 26 – 10PRINT and 100 Doors on the PicoCalc from Clockwork Pi
January 16 – PICO-8 100 Doors Problem
January 10 – 10 Print on PICO-8

2024

September 13 – Dragon Curves
July 30 – 10 PRINT in Rust vs C
April 19 – wAx the VIC-20
April 5 – 10 PRINT on the HP-42s
March 21 – The McNuggets Problem
March 13 – Back to the basics with BASIC (and Python): Binary Search
January 11 – Machine Language: Count Faster on 6502
January 3 – Visualize and verify the reverse engineered Commodore 64 SID LFSR

2023

December 21 – A Gentle Introduction to LFSRs
December 19 – Quick Post: Printing binary numbers in Commodore BASIC 2.0
November 30 – 10 Print on the TI-92
November 21 – A gentle introduction to two’s complement
October 12 – N-Queens problem
September 8 – Rail Fence Cipher on Commodore 64 and TI 99/4A
August 11 – A grid drawing rabbit hole
June 28 – 10 PRINT on the Rockwell AIM 65
May 5 – Building a software serial bridge
March 2 – Blinkenlights
January 26 – 40 years on, this is still the best maze algorithm

2022

December 1 – Validating Pilish
October 21 – My mostly retro writing platform contenders in National Novel Writing Month for 2022 NaNoWriMo
July 15 – Adding very large integers in 8 Bit BASIC
July 7 – MOS paper tape format
June 22 – A little more speed from the 6502
June 14 – How fast can a 6502 transfer memory
May 25 – Almost primes with TinyBASIC on the KIM-1 clone: PAL-1
May 15 – VIC’s Revenge, the drop-in replacement for the VIC-20 VIC chip Part 1
May 10 – 64 Bit Addition and Products on Commodore: The Wheat and Chessboard problem
May 5 – Vicky-20 S Video Mod Results
May 4 – Yet another version of the 100 door problem; this time, let’s extend Commodore BASIC to add PRINT @
March 27 – Simple exponents on an HP-16c
March 24 – Fibonacci 1-10 on the KIM-1 (and clones)
March 21 – The terrible random number generation in the Commodore 64 (and 128)
March 16 – Getting green and amber screens from a MiniPET 40/80
February 28 – Simple splitting the screen with two colors on the Commodore 64
January 11 – A visual 100 Door Problem solution in Python

2021

December 20 – Permutations of 1 to 9 in Python, BASIC, and 6502 Assembly
December 16 – Making and breaking codes Part 14: VIC Cipher on the Commodore VIC-20
December 14 – Can you do Advent of Code on 8-Bit Machines?
October 28 – Quick Tower of Hanoi with Sound on the Commodore 64
October 28 – Dice frequency
October 8 – A week of diving a little deeper into my Atari 800XL
October 6 – Two weeks with a Coco 2 in September
September 9 – Slot Game On Tandy TRS-80 Pocket Computer PC-4
September 3 – Calculating Pi via the Gregory-Leibniz series in BASIC on the Tandy Color Computer 2
August 5 – Just for fun, the 100 door problem on several different systems
July 19 – Recreational Math Challenge: Border Crossings – but on 40 year old computers
July 18 – Running Commodore 64 BASIC Programs on a PET
July 9 – The CERBERUS 2080
June 23 – Making and Breaking Ciphers with Commodore 64 – The Vigenère Cipher
June 9 – Making and breaking Ciphers on the Commodore 64, er VIC-20 – Lagged Fibonacci Sequence and a little Monte Carlo while embracing constraints
June 3 – Quick Post: XOR in Commodore BASIC 2
May 19 – Running the 8 Bit Show and Tell VIC-20 Super Expander Programming Challenge on the Commodore 64
May 18 – The retro pinout project
May 15 – Quick Post: Modulus in BASIC 2 without a cartridge
May 13 – Making and breaking Ciphers on the Commodore 64 Part 12 – Pontifex – Solitaire from Cryptonomicon
May 10 – Making and breaking Ciphers on the Commodore 64 Part 11 – One time pads on a Commodore 64, probably a bad idea
April 28 – Making and breaking Ciphers on the Commodore 64 Part 10 – Finding hash collisions with a type in game from 1984
April 26 – Making and Breaking Ciphers with Commodore 64 Part 9 – Finding Smallish Primes
April 22 – Quick Post: Slow text on the Commodore
April 21 – The Commodore 64 N.O.O.C.U.L.A.R. futbal project
April 19 – Making and breaking Ciphers on the Commodore 64 Part 8 – RC4
April 16 – The Nostalgia Files: My all time favorite book
April 14 – Repairing a Commodore 128 and DIY Chris’s RAM tester review
April 6 – Making and breaking Ciphers on the Commodore 64 Part 7 – Pseudo Random with Linear Congruential Generators
April 1 – Making and Breaking Ciphers with a Commodore 64 – Part 6: XOR is Magical – Data recovery
March 29 – Finding the Prodigal Easter Egg inside the Easter Egg on a Commodore 64
March 29 – Quick post: Determining length in Commodore Assembly
March 18 – Benchmarking Retro Computers (mostly Commodore) with marginal methods
March 18 – Jiffies in Assembly
March 16 – Making and Breaking Ciphers with a Commodore 64 – Part 5: Wargames
March 13 – Calculating Pi via the Gregory-Leibniz series in BASIC on the VIC-20
March 13 – Quick Post: Commodore 64 Simple Addition Efficiency
March 10 – c0pperdragon verdict
March 8 – Making and Breaking Ciphers with a Commodore 64 – Part 4: The PIN Program from Terminator 2
March 7 – Making and Breaking Ciphers with a Commodore 64 – Part 3: The Caesar Cipher
March 1 – Making and Breaking Ciphers with Python, er Commodore – Part 2: The Shift Cipher
February 26 – Replacing an RF Modulator on a Commodore 64C
February 24 – Making and Breaking Ciphers with Python, er, a Commodore – Part 1: The Reverse Cipher
February 10 – Simple, ‘unbreakable’ encryption with a pencil
January 26 – Getting started with Native Commodore 64 Assembly
January 22 – Friday fun: Games I’m playing in Jan 2021
January 21 – Switching to 64 bit Raspbian Linux is a snap

2020

December 31 – Did you do that on real hardware?
December 24 – Merry Christmas
December 22 – My DOScember pick for the best DOS Software
November 25 – Why does there have to be a why?
November 25 – Imapenguin, reborn
May 28 – Evadot Podcast #116 – Sean Mahoney CEO of Masten Space Systems
May 6 – How to stay motivated on a long term project
May 5 – Evadot Podcast #115 – Alissa from Viking
May 1 – SuperAero Episode 1
May 1 – Airventure 2020 Cancelled
April 7 – Holding instructions
April 3 – Sonex Virtual Fly In
April 3 – Zenith live online aviation building workshop
March 19 – The Mark Watney Move
January 9 – It’s time you upped your paper airplane game

2019

December 31 – A Year with the Tiger
July 12 – Friday Fun: Your own two place jet
June 17 – Cruzer Update Video
March 18 – Are Planes With Parachutes Really Safer?
March 13 – “Kids these days…”
January 25 – Friday fun: 1989 Microsoft Flight Simulator on huge screens
January 11 – Friday fun: acing your written

2018

September 17 – What does it cost to own an airplane?
September 13 – Evadot Podcast #114 – SuperAero on telling authentic stories
September 7 – Friday Fun: Oh that’s a cute little slip n slide
August 31 – Friday Fun: Some parts of airplanes are a mystery
August 24 – Friday Fun: Bean on a Plane
August 17 – Friday Fun: $146 girl scout cookies
August 14 – Evadot Podcast #113 – Building momentum with EAA’s Charlie Becker
August 8 – What do a half a million people come to see?
August 3 – Friday Fun: First flight of the one week wonder
July 16 – How to hold on to that Airventure high (or any event)
July 10 – Viking Aircraft Engines 90 HP
June 22 – Friday Fun: Pick the paint for the one week wonder
June 19 – How to choose an engine for your experimental aircraft
June 19 – FAA Adding new Weather Features over ADS-B
June 18 – Avionics should be exciting. And boring.
June 14 – Evadot Podcast #112 – Reality Check with Sonex Aircraft
June 8 – Friday Fun: Abandoned and Little Known Airports
May 18 – For the Oshkosh Newb, part 2
May 11 – Oshkosh From a Newb’s Eye View
May 10 – What Sonex Aircraft gets right about building a tribe
May 8 – Tim Pickens on The Space Show this Thursday
April 24 – ForeFlight 10 Airspace
April 2 – Get ready for AirVenture 2018
March 30 – Friday Fun: Able Flight on the SimpleFlight Podcast
March 2 – Friday fun Stratocruiser to Hawaii
February 21 – Watch the Falcon 9 this morning and introducing Mr Steven the boat
February 12 – In case you haven’t seen enough footage of the boosters landing
February 12 – Elon’s reaction to last weeks launch is awesome
February 9 – Evadot Podcast #111 – Goodbye Google Lunar XPRIZE
February 6 – Watch SpaceX launch the Falcon 9 heavy today
February 5 – Evadot Podcast #110 – Airplane and garage building discussion
January 12 – Friday Fun: What’s your best glide speed

2017

December 13 – Blue Origin Crew Capsule 2.0 first flight
November 14 – Evadot Podcast #109 – EAA Chapters and the Future of Aviation with David Leiting
November 6 – ADS-B in and out are essential tools in my toolbox
November 2 – Evadot Podcast #108 – Disruption in avionics with Avilution and Unpanels
October 11 – Update on the podcast
August 22 – Total Eclipse seen from the Zenith CH 750 Super Duty
August 3 – USS Gerald R. Ford’s First Fixed-Wing Aircraft Launch
July 6 – Evadot Podcast #107 – They’re gonna want to point this thing at Uranus
June 23 – Friday Fun – FIVE Corsairs at once
June 22 – Evadot Podcast #106 – SolarFlare with Mikayla and Shannon
June 16 – Podcast problems?
June 15 – Elon Musk’s plan to go to Mars in 2018 write up
June 13 – Evadot Podcast #105 – Zenith Aircraft CEO Sebastien Heintz
June 1 – Kids are bored with Aviation
May 19 – Friday Fun – Now THAT’s a short takeoff and landing
May 19 – Evadot Podcast #104 – Building flying machines in your garage
May 12 – Airplane Build Episode 3 – Rear Fuselage Assembly
April 28 – Friday Fun – Flight to nowhere with Dad
April 14 – Airplane Build Episode 2 – How I decided on the Zenith 750 Cruzer
April 14 – Friday Fun – An in-depth look at the very first 737
April 11 – Evadot Podcast #103 – Relaxing with a Kroese Koosie
April 6 – Airplane Build Episode 1 – Fuselage Arrives and Realities of Building
March 31 – Friday fun – X-Plane 11 has been released
March 23 – Aviation Keyboard for Foreflight
March 18 – Flying an airplane is as simple as riding a bike…
March 17 – Friday Fun – B-29 Walk through in flight
January 13 – Friday fun: How to buy an airplane

2016

December 29 – Sometimes flying is just pure joy. Even when you’re 4
October 26 – Green aviation
May 20 – Evadot Podcast #102 – Full time part time. Scientists

2015

February 11 – A new category and maybe a little help from you

2014

November 6 – Evadot Podcast #101 – Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Robots
September 24 – Evadot Podcast #100 – Disney Big Hero 6 XPRIZE Challenge
June 27 – Are there enough ghosts in your closet?
June 20 – Why not?
March 20 – I got Google Glass wrong
February 7 – Ever wonder how big things are?
February 4 – Appreciate the advances in car safety in just over a minute
January 22 – Chris Hadfield sings Space Oddity with Glove and Boots

2013

December 6 – Bill Nye’s Open Letter to President Barack Obama
December 6 – Bohemian Rhapsody: Star Wars Edition
November 21 – Get the Wolfram Language and Mathematica on the Raspberry Pi for FREE
September 27 – NASA paywalls first papers arising from Curiosity rover, I am setting them free
September 23 – Jetpack to be available in 2014
September 19 – Ariel Waldman Interview on Triangulation
September 19 – Bill Nye can actually dance
September 18 – Just keep going
February 21 – Zuckerberg, Brin join forces to extend life
January 9 – US no longer lists satellites as weapons

2012

November 28 – Submission request! What’s the best thing for space exploration that will happen in 2013?
October 10 – My final post from the Google Lunar X PRIZE sidelines
August 14 – Find a way or make one
August 13 – Evadot Podcast #99 – Remote Rover Experiment
July 24 – Evadot Podcast #98 – Ardusat is so cool that I can’t sit down
July 20 – Evadot Podcast #97 – MoonExpress: Express ticket to the moon?
July 13 – My favorite project of the year so far: Ardusat – Your Arduino Experiment in Space
July 12 – Evadot Podcast #96 – Your DNA on the Moon
July 11 – Evadot Podcast #95 – The edge of the box with the NewSpace conference
June 7 – Firefly first transmission and open source software repository
May 31 – Well that’s cheating
May 17 – You may look back at this as the beginning of the robots taking over the world
May 15 – Getting to where we’re going means something new
May 3 – FIREFLY: Your DIY exploration platform
April 24 – What bell does Planetary Resources ring for the Google Lunar X PRIZE?
March 21 – Evadot Podcast #94 – MAKERFAIRE NC
March 7 – Evadot and Kentucky Space think YOU can hack space
January 25 – Evadot Podcast #93 – Virgin Galactic needs a dinosaur payload guide
January 5 – Evadot Podcast #92 – Shoot for the thing that’s a little harder than you think can actually be done
January 2 – Not your Grandfathers moon landing

2011

December 28 – Evadot Podcast #91 – Part Time Scientists are about doing it right
December 12 – Evadot Podcast #90 – Apollo 13 was the first big Hackathon
December 1 – Review: The Rocket City Space Pioneers iPad Game
November 30 – Evadot Podcast #89 – Fly Mach30 to open source space
November 29 – Did Moon Express just take the lead in the POINT of the Google Lunar X PRIZE?
November 29 – Physical Evidence of the Personal Spacecraft Revolution
November 29 – Some serious questions about NASA’s preservation policy
November 16 – Evadot Podcast #88 – Inside Moon Express
November 14 – Evadot Podcast #87 – Land speed records and rocket cars
November 3 – A hackerSPACE workshop that’s just a giant bucket of awesome
October 28 – Evadot at the Google Lunar X PRIZE Team JURBAN Event this weekend
October 21 – Evadot Podcast #86 – Would you like to have your own spacecraft in space?
October 20 – Evadot Podcast #85 – Hackerspaces in space
October 19 – Evadot Podcast #84 – So you want to launch your own space hardware?
October 13 – Evadot Podcast #83 – Let’s take over the moon
October 6 – A question I’m pondering today – businesses on the moon
September 27 – Evadot Podcast 82 – NASATweetups and Wikis
September 20 – Evadot Podcast #81 – 3 Cheers for Science for Citizens
September 1 – Evadot Podcast #80 – Everything is Just Ducky
August 31 – SXSW 2012 Panel: How To Win Friends And Influence Space Exploration
August 30 – Evadot Podcast #79 – Carolina Space
August 8 – Suddenly Moon Express has become the team to beat. On the rocks, with a twist.
July 22 – Kids see opportunities, adults see obstacles
July 21 – The shuttle program is over. Let’s look forward
June 28 – Inspiring kids by thinking big in space
June 10 – Evadot Podcast #78 – Moonbots X-Treme Team Meets the Rocket City Space Pioneers
June 10 – ISDC 2011: There’s a story in here somewhere
June 9 – Evadot Podcast #77 – Wow! It’s Saturn! I’ll take a side of milky way please.
June 6 – Fun Interview with Next Giant Leap’s Spokesrobot
May 31 – Evadot Podcast #76 – It’s Moonbots time!
May 27 – Evadot Podcast #75 – Penn State Lunar Lions
May 26 – Evadot Podcast #74 – Are you passionate enough to get a kids attention?
May 24 – Evadot Podcast #73 – White Label Space in Space
May 16 – The Next Lindbergh Boom
May 15 – Feared Lost in Space: The focus of the Google Lunar X PRIZE
May 11 – Video: high voyage
May 4 – Why the US can beat China: The Facts about SpaceX Costs
May 4 – Retro Space Art goodness in Popular Mechanics this month
May 2 – Psst, space and engineering companies: make it easier to follow you
May 2 – Evadot Podcast #72 – Getting past the mainframe era of space exploration with Bob Richards
April 27 – Trouble in the GLXP paradise
April 11 – Evadot Podcast #71 – Rubber chickens in space
April 6 – Evadot Podcast #70 – Reusing the past for the future with Space Operations Inc
March 22 – Evadot Podcast #69 – The far side of the moon with Puli Space
March 15 – Evadot Podcast #68 – Engage the Ion Drive. Or build your own CPU. Yeah, one of those.
March 4 – 10 years is either a very long time, or just barely enough
March 3 – Need your help: A GLXP Panel at International Space Development Conference (ISDC 2011)
March 1 – Evadot Podcast #67 – We’re going to ruin science fairs forever
March 1 – Legos aren’t toys, they’re dream prototype kits
February 25 – Evadot Podcast #66 – Team Phoenicia reaches for the moon
February 21 – Evadot Podcast #65 – SpaceUp Houston and San Diego in the same weekend. Woot!
February 16 – A thought about the X PRIZE Foundation as Pomerantz exits
February 11 – Evadot Podcast #64 – Google Lunar X PRIZE Team Astrobotic and the SpaceX Factor
February 9 – Evadot Podcast #63 – Stories of Space Shuttle Columbia
February 2 – Evadot Podcast #62 – We’re not going to leave the planet straddling a laptop
January 31 – Where then are our leaders?
January 31 – That’s one small step for man, one giant leap for… Masten Space’s astronauts!
January 28 – Special podcast – Challenger 25 years later: Some of our thoughts and some of yours
January 26 – Evadot Podcast #60 – Hacking space with Open Source Rockets
January 18 – Evadot Podcast #59 – Let’s make this a contest of visionaries with Team Selenokhod
January 14 – Evadot Podcast #58 – Full Speed Ahead with Part Time Scientists
January 12 – Evadot Podcast #57 – Hacking Space with Ariel Waldman
January 11 – Interview with Neda G. Ansari
January 10 – Evadot Podcast #56 – Virgin Galactic CEO George Whitesides
January 6 – Evadot Podcast #55 – Blaze Sanders of GLXP Team Jurban and Solar System Express
January 4 – Google Lunar X PRIZE Proposed Landing Sites
January 3 – Hacking space during your coffee break: Planethunters

2010

December 27 – 13 Stories in 2010 that defined space exploration
December 22 – Evadot Podcast #54 – Kate the Space Nomad
December 16 – iPhone, Android space: Point and see
December 13 – Top Sites for a Space Hackers Arsenal
December 10 – Looking ahead to Space 3.0
December 7 – Evadot Podcast #53 – The X PRIZE factor
November 30 – Evadot Podcast #52 – A Jet for you and a @jetforme
November 22 – The Necessity of Failure
November 12 – Evadot Podcast #51 – Dude my balloon is gonna totally cross the Atlantic
November 12 – The Shackles of Apollo
November 9 – Evadot Podcast #50 – Being a change agent for space with Dave Masten
November 3 – What ‘Back to the Future’ Can Teach Us About Exploring Space
November 2 – Evadot Podcast #49 – So you’re an entrepreneur huh? What about in space? with Kentucky Space
November 1 – Evadot Podcast #48 – Spirit of Innovation Space Nutrition Winner AM Rocks
October 28 – Evadot Podcast Extra – Introducing our new Co-Host Haley Stephenson
October 27 – Evadot Podcast #47 – Open space with FREDNET
October 25 – Evadot Podcast #46 – Omega Envoy 1 year later
October 22 – Evadot Podcast #45 – Space Frontier Foundation
October 20 – What other space data could be for sale?
October 19 – Evadot Podcast #44 – A pragmatic approach to a new UK based Google Lunar XPRIZE team
October 18 – Are we worth watching?
October 18 – Evadot Podcast #43 – Conrad Foundation Education on Isle of Man
October 12 – Evadot Podcast #42 – GLXP Team summit and participatory space exploration with Kate Arkless Gray
October 11 – Evadot Podcast #41 – Moonbots team Moonwalk
October 7 – Google Lunar X PRIZE Team Summit Night Life
October 1 – Evadot Podcast #40 – The Conrad Foundation: Pete Conrad’s legacy
September 28 – Evadot Podcast #39 – GLXP Team Astrobotic and Julian Ranger
September 27 – Evadot Podcast #38 – Pulispace
September 21 – Evadot Podcast #37 – Moonbots team Shadowed Craters
September 20 – The GLXP is more than a competition — it’s a human story
September 13 – Evadot Podcast #36 – Moonbots Team Just Ducky
September 10 – Evadot Podcast #35 – No thrust was harmed in the making of this podcast
September 9 – Evadot Podcast #34 – NASA Solar Dynamics Observatory
September 2 – Evadot Podcast #33 – SpaceUp DC, the aftermath
August 12 – Evadot Podcast #32 – Pulse Project
August 5 – What the $*@& happened to Space?
August 4 – Evadot Podcast #31 – Part Time Scientists 1 year later 1 week later
July 29 – Evadot Podcast #30 – NextGiantLeap
July 21 – Evadot Podcast #29 – Part Time Scientists 1 year later
May 25 – If you could reboot the space program…
May 25 – Evadot Podcast #28 – The Beagle Project
May 19 – Evadot Podcast #27 – SOLO The Series
May 4 – Evadot Podcast #26 – Grano.la can save the world
April 29 – Evadot Podcast #25 – Science Channel’s “Meteorite Men”
April 14 – Space is in the spotlight today. The time for you to be loud is now.
March 19 – Hey NASA, let us tell your story
March 3 – Space IS boring: a new kind of hero
February 23 – Evadot Podcast #24 – Dude, have you seen my weather balloon?
February 10 – Evadot Podcast #23 – A little fun and satire with Space Hospital
February 4 – Evadot Podcast #22 – What if your crazy idea worked?
February 1 – Giving NASA a chance
January 26 – Evadot Podcast #21 – It is time to tell congress how you feel about your space program
January 18 – What to do about the lack of US plans in space

2009

December 30 – 2009: looking back
December 16 – I forgot, I am allergic to cheese
December 1 – Evadot Podcast #20 – Turn your enthusiasm into action – SpaceUP Unconference
November 19 – Evadot Podcast #19 – Building communities with Amanda Stiles
November 18 – Space tourism is real
November 10 – A healthy Space 2.0 Eco System
November 5 – Why are you sitting on your butt when you could be sitting on a giant, jet propelled bomb…
October 28 – Evadot Podcast #18 – Dark matter astronaut cosmology data rituals, er, something like that
October 27 – I should be more excited than I am
October 22 – The kids aren’t interested and it’s your culture’s fault
October 19 – Mind the gap
October 19 – Boundless oceans
October 9 – Inspiration Friday: NASA’s very own Beth Beck
October 5 – 11 Spacy things to do during space week
September 25 – It’s inspiration Friday, what are you doing to advance science and technology?
September 18 – Are we there yet? How ‘bout now?
September 15 – Evadot Podcast #17 – Joanne Manaster on inspiring our kids in science
September 11 – Evadot Podcast #16 – OpenLuna.org Part 1
September 10 – Evadot Podcast #15 – a chat with Tim Bailey — the partying aerospace dude
September 9 – Evadot Podcast #14 – A chat with Marcus Chown
September 4 – It’s inspiration Friday, what are you doing to advance science and technology?
September 2 – Evadot Podcast #13 – NASA in SecondLife
September 1 – Evadot Podcast #12 – Ken Denmead of Geekdad.com and Moonbots.org
August 20 – What are YOU doing to further our ability to get into space?
August 20 – When it comes to space, it’s about getting around the obstacles
August 18 – Evadot Podcast #11 – I’m a tweep, you’re a tweep, everyone’s a space tweep
August 14 – As hope for the US Space program fades, an opportunity arises
August 13 – Evadot Podcast #10 – Mars methane, astronomy controversy, and a new theory of gravity with Stuart Clark
August 12 – Evadot Podcast #9 – Augmented Reality with Peter Meier
July 29 – Evadot Podcast #8 – Lucy Rogers and It’s Only Rocket Science
July 29 – Evadot Podcast #7 – An interview with Synergy Moon
July 27 – Something from nothing? No problem.
July 23 – Evadot Podcast #6 – An interview with Omega Envoy
July 22 – Evadot Podcast #5 – An interview with the Part Time Scientists
July 20 – On the 40th Anniversary of Apollo 11: The Government should cancel it’s own moon program
July 19 – Buggin’ out: Are You Smarter than a Tiger Moth?
July 15 – Endeavour finally launched and that got me thinking
July 14 – Which floor please?
July 1 – Evadot Podcast #4 – An interview with Team FredNet
June 26 – Spacevidcast this week: SeaLaunch Chapter 11, Obama and Kennedy, GUCP again and Ares vs Side Shuttle vs Direct
June 24 – Evadot Podcast #3 – An Interview with Bob Richards of Odyssey Moon
June 23 – Chris Hughes: Augmented Reality Made Easy
June 21 – Evadot Podcast #2 – An Interview with Will Pomerantz of XPrize.org
June 18 – When You Only Have 38911 Bytes Free, Maybe It Is Easier to Get to the Moon
June 12 – Forget Apple, SpaceX is the Most Important Company of 2009
June 12 – Get Your Shirt On – Apollo 11 Anniversary Shirts – New Designs
June 11 – 5 Things to Be Optimistic About
June 11 – Are We Looking in the Right Place for the Final Frontier?
June 9 – How Are We Going to Feel, Being the Space Exploration Spectators?
June 9 – Failure as an Option
June 4 – Evadot Podcast #1 – Space in Primetime
June 2 – Machines are intelligent when you separate them from their programming
May 28 – Get your shirt on — Apollo 11 40th Anniversary Shirts
May 20 – What if
May 19 – Darwin validated: Missing link found?
May 19 – Jim Lovell Tells Ithaca College Graduates To Expand Their Horizons
May 13 – Secondhand smoke isn’t always bad for you
May 12 – This NASA budget review stuff — searching for meaning
May 11 – What the current launch coverage is like, the Spaceflightnow.com edition
May 8 – Coalition for Space Exploration calls for definitive plan upon announcement of 2010 NASA budget
May 7 – Star Trek’s warp drive: Not impossible
May 5 – Titan Beyond the Rings, Cassini Style
May 4 – Finally decent marketing for a NASA mission
May 1 – What went wrong (and what’s next) at the Large Hadron Collider
April 29 – The Spiral Lander pushes some boundaries
April 28 – Sorry science but you have to sit in the back.
April 24 – Wait, NASA is going to the Moon in 2020? Yeah right.
April 22 – It’s Earth Day and I’d like to leave
April 15 – Are we talking about intelligent machines or sentient beings?
April 13 – The One Hundred Million Dollar Arm
April 3 – Actually I did mean to turn you on
March 31 – Hit Me With Those Laser Beams!
March 30 – Getting to know the uploaded me.
March 26 – What is Transhumanism anyway?
March 25 – Scientist may have cold fusion breakthrough
March 24 – All work and no play makes Jack a Dull Boy
March 23 – The Pete Conrad Spirit of Innovation Awards Student Teams Need YOUR support!
March 23 – Body 2.0 – Continuous Monitoring Of The Human Body
March 20 – It’s time for the competition to step forward
March 18 – Are You Hungry? I Haven’t Eaten Since Later Today: Chrono-Ethics in ‘Primer’ – Part 3
March 17 – Are You Hungry? I Haven’t Eaten Since Later Today: Chrono-Ethics in ‘Primer’ – Part 2
March 16 – Are You Hungry? I Haven’t Eaten Since Later Today: Chrono-Ethics in ‘Primer’ – Part 1
March 10 – Spaceflight, now with more cleavage
March 10 – Caves are dark and I want a gas station in space
March 5 – What the !@$% is Evadot?
March 5 – Launching