Karl Grossman
2 archived appearances · 1997–1998
Space WeaponsNuclear PowerJournalism
Karl Grossman is an award-winning investigative journalist and professor of journalism at the State University of New York recognized for his early reporting on the militarization of space, nuclear power safety, and environmental issues. On Art Bell's programs, his books and documentaries exposing plans for space-based weapons systems and the dangers of nuclear technology in space have made him a leading voice on these critical subjects.
On the air with Art · 2
Jul 9, 1997 · 2h 45m
Pending Cassini Launch
Art Bell welcomes investigative journalist Karl Grossman to discuss alarming risks surrounding NASA's upcoming Cassini mission to Saturn, scheduled to launch October 6, 1997. The probe will carry 72.3 pounds of plutonium-238 oxide, the most plutonium ever placed on a space device, to generate just 745 watts of elect...Aug 19, 1998 · 3h 16m
Cassini Launch - Karl Grossman | NDE's - Trisha McGill & Dr. Jeff Long
with Trisha McGill, Dr. Jeff Long
Art Bell opens with investigative journalist Karl Grossman and environmental activist Jim Warren to discuss a disturbing anonymous phone message received by Warren's organization. A caller identifying himself as a project engineer claims that the failed Titan IV rocket launch on August 12th carried a plutonium-power...
Books by Karl Grossman · 2
The Wrong Stuff: The Space Program's Nuclear Threat to Our Planet
1997
Weapons in Space
2001