Liftoff

Liftoff is a podcast about space, the universe, and everything. You don’t need to be a rocket scientist to understand the major developments as explained by enthusiastic space fans Stephen Hackett and Jason Snell. Hosted by Jason Snell and Stephen Hackett.

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episode 156: You're Stealing My Rocks

Jason and Stephen are back, catching up on the news. Topics include SLS flight computers, Starliner's continued struggles, the recent incident at the ISS and a lot more.

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Links and Show Notes: Support Liftoff with a Relay FM Membership NASA’s New Telescope Will Show Us the Infancy of the Universe | The New Yorker Jaw-dropping remastered NASA photos celebrate Apollo 15's 50th anniversary - CBS News Apollo Remastered - The ultimate photographic record of humankind's greatest adventure SpaceX surges Starship work despite FAA environmental review uncertainty - SpaceNews With a single photo, SpaceX sent a not-so-subtle message to FAA regulators | Ars Technica Blue Origin | HLS National Team Bezos' Blue Origin Loses Challenge to NASA SpaceX Lunar Lander Contract - The New York Times Jeff Bezos asks NASA for moon lander contract, offers to cover billions in costs | Space NASA's Perseverance Team Assessing First Mars Sampling Attempt – NASA’s Mars Exploration Program Space Station Incident Demands Independent Investigation - IEEE Spectrum Blue Origin successfully completes its first human launch | Ars Technica Now someone wants to slap a SPACE Tax on Jeff Bezos, Elon Musk, et al | TheHill NASA EGS, Jacobs power up Artemis 1 vehicle to begin system checkouts in the VAB - NASASpaceFlight.com NASA Moon Rocket Flight Software Readied for Artemis I Launch | NASA First CubeSats Aboard for Artemis I Mission – NASA Blogs Stephen's photo of Orion's stage adapter Boeing Starliner launch problems more widespread than previously reported - The Washington Post Starliner delayed again, and its launch window may close soon | Ars Technica NASA, Boeing Continue to Work Toward Understanding Starliner Service Module Valve Performance Issue – Commercial Crew Program Test Launch of Boeing's Starliner Delayed Due to Stuck Valves - Gizmodo NASA’s new space suits are delayed, making a 2024 Moon landing ‘not feasible’ - The Verge

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August 10, 2021 1h4m