This Week In Space podcast: Episode 160 — The Amazing Dr. Goddard
10-05-2025 14:08 via space.com

This Week In Space podcast: Episode 160 — The Amazing Dr. Goddard

On Episode 160 of This Week In Space, Rod Pyle and Tariq Malik are joined by Charles Slatkin to talk about the legacy of Dr. Robert Goddard, the "Father of Rocketry."
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