Space news this week: In-space servicing for satellites, OneWeb and Bigelow fold thanks to Corona, Space Force launches its first mission, balloons to space, and loads more... ,

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Pick o' the podcasts

Main Engine Cut Off : In space servicing--the next big thing in space industry? 

Astronomycast: White dwarf mergers

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Atlas rocket launches its first satellite for U. S. SpaceForce

Sea Dragon: The largest rocket that never flew:

Starship SN3 nears completion

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SpaceX nets contract to supply NASA's lunar space station

SpaceX competitor OneWeb falls victim to Corona

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See moon-sized storms merge on Jupiter

Bigelow aerospace folds, citing a 'perfect storm' of problems including coronavirus. 

Firefly aerospace: Delivery service to the Moon. 

J. P Aerospace: Balloons to orbit?