Partnerships

Aussienaut has teamed up with two international space-media legends because apparently yelling about rockets from Australia wasn’t already niche enough.

Through the Space Oddities Podcast, Josh Keegan joins Tom Dune and Jim Clelland for proper space chat, questionable humour, and the occasional reminder that Australia is, in fact, allowed to have a space industry — even if half the country still thinks “launch window” means opening the kitchen blinds.

Aussienaut is also working with Launch Heaven on co-hosted livestream coverage, bringing together Australian launch storytelling with international launch coverage, sharp commentary, and enough rocket enthusiasm to make normal people edge slowly toward the exit.

If rockets are going up, someone may as well explain it properly — preferably with sarcasm, caffeine, and a mildly concerning level of excitement.

Aussienaut is proud to have an ongoing partnership with One Giant Leap Australia — one of the country’s great STEM and space-education powerhouses, helping young Australians get properly excited about rockets, robotics, space exploration and the future workforce instead of just being told to “do something sensible.” One Giant Leap Australia’s programs focus on building student interest in STEM and space, with practical activities like rover design, robotics challenges and space-exploration problem solving, plus national opportunities connected to major space-industry initiatives. One Giant Leap Australia

Together, Aussienaut and One Giant Leap Australia are helping connect classrooms, students and future space tragics with the real Australian space industry — because apparently the next generation deserves more than a worksheet, a glue stick and a vague promise that STEM is “important.”