This week in space: Asteroid mining, SpaceX blows up a huge can of super-cold liquid, and what has China's new spaceplane left up in in orbit?

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Pick o' the podcasts

Spacepod: Preventable disasters

Travellers In The Night: Asteroid mining

From the video store

China's new spaceplane has left something behind in orbit - satellite spotters and radio enthusiasts are tracking it

SpaceX pressure tests SN7.1 prototype to destruction

Giant black hole M87's accretion disk seen 'wobbling'

Reading material:

Chinese company set to launch test mission for space mining technology

How much life would be needed to explain Venus' mysterious phosphine?

Comet 67/P is the first comet found with its own aurora!

Process that may have led to the first organic molecules

Earth may get a new minimoon... although it may be an old rocket stage

NASA still targeting 2024 for moon landing

Axiom space finalising agreements for private mission to the ISS

Estee Lauder to do product photoshoot on the ISS

A really space age sound system is being prepared for the shoot...

Growing commercial interest in International Space Station use

NASA delays Titan mission by a year

How NASA benefits the US economy

Cubsat mission to scout out the orbit for NASA's Lunar space station