Steve Spaleta is Space.com's Senior Producer. Since 2007, Steve has produced and edited space, science and entertainment-related videos for Space.com. He is also the producer/writer/editor of Space.com's CosMix series on space-enthused artists. He studied psychology at the State University of New York at Stony Brook and is originally from Zadar, Croatia by way of Astoria, NY. To see Steve's latest project, follow him on Twitter and follow Space.com's VideoFromSpace YouTube Channel.
Latest articles by Steve Spaleta

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Ariane 6 launch facilities are under construction in French Guiana along the Vega rocket is getting a n will increase the capabilities of the the space agency and European launch industry.

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Watch historic footage from July 20, 1969, as humanity made its first steps on the lunar surface.

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Space.com talked to Quindar's James Merle Thomas and Wilco keyboardist Mikael Jorgensen about their new record "Hip Mobility" and the spaceflight inspiration behind it.

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Space.com talked to musicians Sufjan Stevens, Nico Muhly and James McAlister about their new solar system-inspired record "Planetarium."

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The transits and conjunctions of the 7 planets of the TRAPPIST-1 system are translated into music.

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Musician Jason Achilles Mezilis was recently contracted by NASA to perform a microphone-evaluation study for the 2020 Mars rover. Space.com talked to Mezilis about that process.

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Tyler Strickland, the composer for the new documentary "The Mars Generation," talked with Space.com about how music and film combine.

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Space.com talked with Sean Ono Lennon about his new band, "The Claypool Lennon Delirium." The band's first record, "Monolith of Phobos," takes inspiration from moonwalker Buzz Aldrin.

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The jam Band Moe. delivered a Star Wars-themed set, with costumes props and all to a sold-out crowd at the Pilmore in Philadephia, PA on Oct. 31st. 2015.

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Grace Potter, her bandmates and crew stopped by NASA's Kennedy Space Center on April 25th, 2016 while on tour in Florida in support of her latest record.

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The death of David Bowie has drawn reaction from across the globe. Space.com reached out to cosmically-influenced artists Claudio Sanchez and Grace Potter for their reaction.

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Rock band Coheed and Cambria steps away from sci-fi concept records but still reference the real universe in new album.

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Claudio Sanchez, Travis Stever, Josh Eppard and Zach Cooper were given a private tour of NASA Johnson Space Center by astronaut Mike Foreman.

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Space.com sat down with Grace Potter to get her thoughts on the current state of space science, its effect on human consciousness and how it's intertwined with music.

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Space.com sat down with Grace Potter prior to her performance at New York's Radio City Music Hall to discuss her cosmic influences.

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Guitar legend Joe Satriani shares a new track, and his thoughts on Pluto, with Space.com.
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