Space on Earth is a youth-led podcast hosted by STEMarts students in Taos, New Mexico. Each episode blends personal curiosity with scientific discovery—exploring how space connects to life on Earth through topics like GPS, climate, medicine, and black holes. Through raw, insightful conversations, students dive into ideas like light pollution, lunar exploration, and the overview effect—making space feel personal, accessible, and inspiring. Whether you’re into exoplanets, dark energy, or stargazing from your backyard, Space on Earth invites everyone to see how space impacts humanity. Join us as we explore the cosmos, one story at a time. Special thanks to the Lor Foundation for launching this podcast and to the Space Valley Foundation for supporting our space programs.
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Arwen Hubbard is a passionate space science educator and ecologist, holding undergraduate degrees in Resource Management and Agricultural Ecology, as well as a Master of Science in Space Studies with a focus on Planetary Science. Currently pursuing her doctorate in STEM education, Arwen’s mission is to ignite curiosity about the Universe. Based in the Northern New Mexico, Arwen teaches space science online to learners of all ages. She’s also a NASA Solar System Ambassador, an author, a science scriptwriter for educational channels, and an avid podcaster, with a focus on translating complex topics into language for learners of all ages.
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