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Friday 14 August 2020

This week in space: Winners and losers of US DOD launch contracts, International Space Station launches a teeny space telescope, Australia from space, and loads more...


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Pick o' the podcasts



Main engine cutoff: SpaceX and United Launch Alliance win US Department of Defense contracts


The Daily Space: All things Ceres


Space Scoop: When stars wobble



From the video store


Flinders ranges, Australia, from space:


Japanese company ispace aims to land a private mission on the moon in 2022


NASA space probe's dress rehearsal for asteroid landing



Reading material:


Dreamchaser space plane gets a name: Tenacity


Lava tubes on the Moon are big enough to hold cities


Dwarf planet Ceres does host a salty, near surface, ocean


New Russian extension for ISS is shipped


Space junk clean-up tech to be tested


A wave of space sector acquisitions


NASA's Martian mole is finally under the red sand:



Galapagos from space


The star Betelgeuse just sneezed


NASA satellites track hurricane Elida...


...and the damaged core of Beirut


Miniature space telescope launched from ISS


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