This week in space news: RIP lunar gateway, iron rain, SpaceX and OneWeb launch huge batches of satellites and lots, lots more...

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Pick o' the podcasts

Off Nominal: RIP Lunar Gateway 

Planetary Radio: Building on Mars

Spacepod: Searching for outer solar system objects

Space Radio: Iron rain

From the video store

OneWeb launch 34 internet satellites on one ArianeSpace Soyuz rocket:

The Sun is home to gigantic 'plasma cannonballs' that race about at huge speeds

SpaceX launches 60 Starlink satellites on a 5 times re-used booster, but misses landing.

Satellites show the effect of people staying home to avoid the Corona virus

Earth from orbit: Kuwait

Trailer for the season finale of 'Picard':

Reading material

Could Mercury have once supported life?

...and evidence its scorching temperatures help it create water ice at its poles

The Moon may once have had a Mars like atmosphere, that built polar ice deposits

Water rich protoplanet at the dawn of the solar system

Interstellar exploration on the cheap: A mission to interstellar asteroid Omuamua

NASA to work with universities to develop miniature space tech

The Sun has 'old faithful' plasma geysers

SpaceX rocket creates stunning light show