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Episode 166: Chee or Kee?
A single-instrument exoplanet telescope is preparing to launch, and a multi-use launch system is hoping to get there too.
Episode 164: Bye Bye Block 4
NASA is looking for a power and propulsion module for their mythical cis-Lunar space station.
Episode 162: Regolith Nap
NASA isn't grabbing ISS and heading to the nearest yard sale, SpaceX is expanding at KSC and *yikes* Opportunity is doing a Mark Watney impression.
Episode 161: DOWNLINK--TU Delft DARE
A team of engineering students at TU Delft are fighting to reclaim their rocketry altitude record.
Episode 159: DOWNLINK--Dr. Dmitry Savranski
I’m supposed to put an episode description here, but I’m just going to say “Modular Active Self-Assembling Space Telescope Swarms” and leave it at that.
Episode 158: Version F
SpaceX flew their first Falcon 9 v6! Or, no, wait, Falcon 9 Block VI. No, wait, Falcon 9 Block 5.
Episode 157: Sunset Parafoil
We discussed several topics, but I'm still just taken by that fairing recovery photo.