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Episode 156: Red Foam
This week in SF history
— 8 July, 2011. Last flight of Atlantis, STS-135 (wikipedia.org)
— Two iPhones 4 on board (space.com)
Spaceflight news
— Captive carry test for LauncherOne (spacenews.com)
— Momo-2 crashes (japantimes.co.jp) (PDF: istellartech.com)
— Momo-1 also failed (youtube.com)
Short & Sweet
— Rogozin says no more Protons. (spacenews.com)
— Electron delay feels a bit familiar (spacenews.com)
Questions, comments, corrections
— Leon R and James Maxy: RFNA is red fuming, not red foaming. (twitter.com/LeonRunningMan)(twitter.com/james_maxcy)
— Jeff Snively: LOP-G isn’t scheduled for EM-2 (twitter.com/Jeff_Snively)
— PPE on commercial launch? (nasa.gov) (wikipedia.org)