Who is Moohoodles?
Moohoodles is a Twitch streamer who covers astrobiology and space news and plays a wide mix of games, from retro titles to new releases. She has about 25,000 Twitch followers as of October 2026 and has been streaming since 2014.
Her bio introduces her as Moo and says people have called her the space shark lady. She became a Twitch Partner in 2023 and a Twitch Ambassador in 2026, and she streams on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 7 p.m. Mountain Time. Her channel tagline reads "Space | Sharks | Snorts | SciComm," and the bio adds that she snorts at her own jokes and has done puppet shows.
Sources and references
How did Moohoodles start streaming?
She started on Twitch in May 2014, intending at first to stream video games. In an interview for Planetary Radio she said she brought her love of space into those streams from the start, and remembered talking about Mars and the possibility of life there while playing Fallout 3 in early 2015.
Space was already a long-running interest. She says she ran the astronomy club at her college and has always been obsessed with astrobiology. Her Twitch bio says she began in Astrophysics, switched, and finished with a degree in Computer Science, while her passion stays with astrobiology. She also lists software engineer, photographer and environmentalist among the things she is.
Her YouTube channel holds clips from the same early years. One Black Desert Online clip titled "She would snort" is marked as the channel's 50th video, from a stream on March 16, 2016.
Sources and references
Space news streams and the Planetary Society
Her recent stream titles follow a pattern: a space and astrobiology news segment first, with games later. A run of September 2026 broadcasts opened with that news block and then moved on to World of Warcraft: Forever or a No Man's Sky expedition.
She credits Bill Nye as a big early inspiration and says he once answered a question of hers. She also says the LightSail solar sail mission is what got her to join The Planetary Society, after she received a small piece of LightSail in 2014.
Planetary Radio host and producer Sarah Al-Ahmed has joined her on stream more than once. A stream marking the 60th anniversary of Star Trek was titled with Sarah from the Society, and The Planetary Society announced an Asteroid Day stream with the two of them for June 30.
Rocket launches and TwitchCon panels
In October 2024 she attended the NASA Social for the Europa Clipper launch at Kennedy Space Center and streamed the Falcon Heavy liftoff on October 14. It was her first rocket launch, and she told Planetary Radio she sat there and cried for a while in awe. Another attendee, Matt Todd, wrote in his recap that she had much fancier streaming gear than he did.
She appeared on panels at TwitchCon 2024, including one with NASA, and posted that the Saturday panel felt like a culmination of ten years of bringing educational content to Twitch. At TwitchCon 2025 she co-hosted The Planetary Society: Space, Time, and You with Sarah Al-Ahmed on October 19, the last day of the convention.
Her stream archive also has a September 2026 broadcast titled Roman Telescope Launch, live from Kennedy Space Center.
Fun facts about Moohoodles
- Her Twitch bio calls her Twitch's number one Beak Bawkxer, and her YouTube has a playlist called The Moohoodles Ultimate Beak Bawkxing Playlist.
- Her channel's bit alerts include a snort at 10 bits, a Murloc at 50, Hot Jupiters at 80, an Enceladus alert at 400 and an Artemis II alert at 222.
- Her bio says she is a metal head and a house and trance fan.
- She joined The Planetary Society after receiving a small piece of LightSail in 2014.
- She once streamed a Falcon Heavy launch from Kennedy Space Center as part of a NASA Social event.
- The Twitch bio names her Discord community TKF as a place for streamers, viewers and knowledge seekers interested in education on Twitch.
Where to watch Moohoodles
Moohoodles streams on Twitch on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 7 p.m. Mountain Time, with schedule updates posted in her Discord. She also posts on X and has a YouTube channel.
StreamableRun and Moohoodles
StreamableRun is supporting Moohoodles' streams, which run for hours at a time from a PC setup and often start with a space news segment before the games. We are glad to back a streamer who has been bringing astrobiology to Twitch since 2014.