Every week we cover the latest spaceflight news, discuss past, current and future exploration efforts, and take a look at upcoming events. Tune in to hear about how humans get to space, how they stay in space and how unmanned craft reach farther and farther into the universe around us.
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Episode 217: Ms. Tree Snags the Fly!
Falcon Heavy had a TVC failure that resulted in the loss of another center core, but they finally caught a fairing. Also, Mars 2020 needs your help!
Episode 216: Look to Windward
While we wait out a slow news week, we look to the future and summarize upcoming non-Earth science missions.
Episode 214: Spitzering Nails
Spitzer is being retired at long last. Also, a commercial ISS, an HP3 troubleshooting idea, and a launch from sea.
Episode 213: DOWNLINK--Laura Forczyk answers employment questions
We're welcoming back Laura Forczyk and answering common career questions from Reddit!
Episode 212: Cosmic Choo-Choo
60 Starlink satellites down, thousands to go. Also, Hayabusa2 aborts a deployment, students reach space, and OSIRIS-REx needs your help!
Episode 211: Making a Mark
Photos of a Spaceship being constructed in Florida emerged, as did a Beresheet-shaped splat on the Moon.
Episode 210: Free Two-Day to Luna
Old news about a parachute failure, and new predictions about a feather on the Moon.
Episode 209: DATA RELAY--Brazil Space
Brazil has a long history of reaching out of our atmosphere. Today we talk about the triumphs, failures, and even a conspiracy theory of Brazilian Space.
Episode 208: MagneNOmeter
We're excited about Europa Clipper, even though one of its instruments just got a downgrade.