Space 2.0 and an update on Australian Space

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02 December 2010Is it possible to build your own satellite? Or to use your digital camera to map the geology of the moon? We examine the idea of space 2.0 - the open sourcing of space exploration. We also get an update on what's happening with the Australian space scene.

Guests

Dale Dougherty
Founder and General Manager of Maker Media.

Brett Biddington
Chair of the Australian Space Industry Chamber of Commerce.

Associate Professor Andrew Dempster
Director of the Australian Centre for Space Engineering Research at the University of New South Wales.

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