In space news this week: SpaceX and Axiom, Iceland aurora, Falcon 9's 50th landing, planet where it rains molten iron and lots, lots more...

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Pick o' the podcasts:

Main engine cut-off: SpaceX and Axiom

Cheap Astronomy: Free fall time from orbit

Weekly space hangout: Warped galaxies and the planet Proxima Centauri b

From the video store:

Take a tour of the Moon:

Aurora over Iceland:

Watch SpaceX's last mark-1 Dragon capsule dock with the ISS:

Watch SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket land for the 50th time:

Reading material:

SpaceX's SN-2 rocket survives test that felled its predecessors

Planet where it (probably) rains molten metal found

Momentus, the in-space 'taxi' company for satellites, buys 6 ride share slots with SpaceX

Women on the ISS

Europe's telescopes can meet satellite challenge 

Huge alien world has Earth like clouds

Earth and the Moon are more different than we thought

Art inspired by Jupiter's Great Red Spot:

Could a hole in space time destroy the universe?

Whether from life or geochemistry, Martian methane is good news for hopes of life...

....and Mars has organic molecules that Might be related to life

The large scale Universe follows the same mathematical patterns as slime mold...

Over a hundred new Kuiper belt worlds found

Cubesats to scout the Moon for astronauts

Missing cometary nitrogen found

Marketing beyond: New phone camera tested in space

Persian gulf from space