
In episode 162, we’re excited to welcome Rod Mamin, Founder of LunCo, an organization on a mission to decentralize space exploration and catalyze open source space engineering. We talk about the growing DeSpace movement, how Web3 can help address the pain points in traditional space research, bringing an open source ethos to space engineering, why the average person should care about space exploration, and much more.
02:15 - What was your “Ah hah” moment that first got you excited about cryptocurrency and web3?
04:00 - To start things off, can you please give listeners a quick intro to the mission of LunCo?
05:35 - LunCo falls within the Decentralized Space (DeSpace) movement. Can you tell me more about the ethos of the DeSpace community?
07:25 - How can Web3 technology help address some of the pain points in the traditional, centralized Space Industry?
13:10 - How can blockchain help with the exchange and sharing of data? What role do IP-NFTs play?
25:55 - Why should the average person care about Space Exploration
34:10 - What is your “Moon Shot” goal, and what would it take to get there?
37:10 - You recently launched an Alpha version of your simulation app – can you tell me more about it and its functionalities?
41:05 - What’s the best way for listeners to get in touch and learn more about LunCo?
42:20 - To wrap things up, if you could name one thing that excites you most about the social impact potential of web3, what would it be and why?
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