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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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 17 days 9 hours 59 minutes
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Episode 70: SCE to AUX
MUOS V gets left in the parking lot, Tethers Unlimited sells some water rockets, John Aaron is a steely-eyed missile man, and we apologize to Dreamchaser's skid.
Episode 69: DOWNLINK--Alessondra Springmann
Alessondra Springmann is a graduate student that helped prepare for Osiris-Rex' upcoming mission, and she just got a chance to see it in person! Also, Lego NASA heroes, a Commercial Crew update, Copenhagen Suborbitals, Dream Chaser and some static burns!
Episode 68: DOWNLINK--Firefly Space Systems II
Copenhagen Suborbital stays solidly suborbital, Astro-H might get a replacement, and SSL works on a GSO servicing bot.
Episode 67: DOWNLINK--Dave Huntsman
We prepare for another Falcon 9 RTLS landing by talking to Dave Huntsman, a flight controller for Skylab and commercial space proponent. This is not an interview you want to miss!
Episode 65: Immobilis Lucem
Progress tests an updated docking computer, Dawn won't leave Ceres and Blue Origin begins construction.
Episode 64: Port Tariff
Orion gets hit with another delay, SpaceX gets hit with an exorbitant fee, and ESA gets hit with... well, you know.
Episode 63: Old Shepard, New Webcast
The Saffire experiment publishes video quickly, Blue Origin lets us peek in on their most recent experiment and boy does Ben get fired up about SpaceX conspiracy theories.
Episode 62: DOWNLINK--Dan Leone
Orbital ATK readies another launch vehicle, Dextre is big, and Dan Leone really knows how to use a quaint old tool called "reporting."
Episode 61: Leaning Tower of Thaicom
Ben stumps everyone for a second week in This Week in Spaceflight History. More info on SpaceX' most recent ASDS landing, More info on ASTRO-H, and Antares returns to the ring.