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Episode 182: Astronomia Nova
This week in SF history
— October 24, 1957: Beginning of the Dyna-Soar program (wikipedia.org)(astronautix.com)
Spaceflight news
— Soyuz will resume crewed flight in December. (spaceflightnow.com)
Short & Sweet
— Hubble up and running. (nasa.gov)(spacenews.com)
— Landspace falls short of orbit. (spacenews.com)
— Kepler is in safe mode (spacenews.com)
— Post-recording note: Kepler has officially been retired. (twitter.com/NASAKepler)
Questions, comments, corrections
— Chris Hofmann via DM: Astra Rocket 1 *did* fly
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