This week in space news: Space X has a brilliant week with Dragon but a bad week with Starship Super-heavy, 30 years of Hubble, a strange week at NASA and loads more...

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Pick o' the podcasts:

Planetary Radio: Celebrating 30 Years of Hubble with Astronaut John Grunsfeld

Main Engine Cut-Off: The Artemis Accords, Doug Loverro Resigns

Time To Eat The Dogs: A Strange Week at NASA

From the video store:

Historic moment: Space X sends its first manned mission to the ISS...

...but also manages to explode another prototype (they already have two more being built to replace it):

Here's a tour of where their Dragon space capsule is going:

Just some really nice music...

First ever map of Mars' faint magnetic field:

A great tour of Orion:

Reading material:

Yes, there IS an Earth sized planet orbiting in the goldilocks zone of the nearest solar system to ours... 

Fun fact: Russia ignite their rockets with what are (basically) huge matches...

Strange clouds on Venus

A new kind of cosmic explosion found

New Sunspots herald increased Solar activity