Imagine being able to feel the pulse of the universe, understand the magic of each launch and discover, first-hand, the stories of those who are transforming the space dream into reality.
With Órbita Infinita, our purpose is to bring the cosmos closer to everyday life, demystifying science and celebrating the courage of those who drive the exploration of space.
From covering live launches to visiting legendary NASA facilities, I immerse myself in every experience to bring you the raw emotion, without reservation or filter.
In every encounter, whether with pioneers of new companies breaking into the sector or with key industry figures, I capture the essence of a world that awakens curiosity, stimulates creativity and reinforces the conviction that we are part of something much bigger.
Space exploration not only opens a window to the vastness of the universe, but also teaches us to value and care for our planet. Each image of Earth as seen from space reminds us of the beauty of our home and the importance of preserving its balance.
In addition, by breaking down complex topics and bringing technology into everyday language, we open the door for more people to get excited about science, becoming the inspiration that motivates future generations of scientists, engineers and artists.
Órbita Infinita is, in essence, a journey of discovery and union: a bridge that links technological and scientific advances with everyday life, reminding us that innovation, international cooperation and the desire to know the unknown are forces that propel us forward.
Because, after all, space science is amazing, and you don’t have to be an expert to marvel at the universe.
El Dr. José Miguel Gaona es psiquiatra forense. Ha peritado algunos de los crímenes más difíciles de explicar de este país y, a la vez, es uno de los pocos médicos que ha estado dentro de exorcismos reales, tras formarse en el curso para exorcistas del Vaticano en Roma. Su último libro, “Posesión: Un viaje profundo entre la ciencia y el misterio de los exorcismos”(https://amzn.to/3ThBoqG), no va, en realidad, de demonios: va de la mente humana, del mal y de esa frontera incómoda en la que la ciencia se queda sin palabras.
En esta conversación hablamos del cerebro que fabrica sus propios fantasmas: epilepsia, disociación, criptomnesia, parálisis del sueño, del “casco de Dios” que él mismo se puso en el laboratorio de Persinger, de la banalidad del mal de Hannah Arendt y del caso de Pioz, del libre albedrío de Libet, y de los casos que, siendo un escéptico riguroso, reconoce no poder explicar.
Y de una pregunta que lo atraviesa todo: ¿el mal está fuera de nosotros, o dentro?
Una charla larga, sin prisa, entre la neurociencia y el misterio, con un hombre que ha aprendido a mirar el mal de frente sin apartar la vista.
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