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Episode 127: Not-Quite-So-Big Falcon Rocket
- This week in SF history
- 7 October, 1969. Birth of Karen Nyberg
- Stuffed dinosaur (space.com)
- Spaceflight news
- IAC SPX presentation (youtube.com)
- Cost calculations of point-to-point BFR travel (reddit.com/r/spacex)
- Parker Solar Probe in integration testing (nasaspaceflight.com)
- Trajectory animation (youtube.com)
- IAC SPX presentation (youtube.com)
- Short & Sweet
- JWST delayed (spaceref.com)
- Airbus joins the on-orbit satellite servicing market. (spacenews.com)
- Lockheed Martin reveals new details about its Mars Base Camp architecture. (lockheedmartin.com)
- Questions, comments, corrections
- Donation matching for Puerto Rico
- How bad is it? Here are examples in terms of US cities. (twitter.com/AJVicens)
- We highly recommend donating to United for Puerto Rico (unidosporpuertorico.com)
- RPG night!
- Will take place on Friday, October 20 around 9/12pm PT/ET
- Everyone is welcome to join us on roll20.net.
- One page of rules (PDF: onesevendesign.com)
- Donation matching for Puerto Rico
Karen Nyberg's fantastic stuffed dinosaur