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Friday 18 September 2020

This week in space: A possible biomarker in Venus' clouds, an experimental rocket crash, and the space between Earth and Moon is becoming a new an arena for space superiority...


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Pick o' the podcasts

Weekly Space Hangout: September 16, 2020 – Dr. Merav Opher Discusses the Shape of the Sun’s Heliosphere


Planetary Radio double header:




From the video store


Phosphine on Venus - a potential sign of life...


SpaceX's upcoming milestones 


Astra rocket's first orbital attempt crashes (but they may be making a second attempt soon


Deep Space 9 original cast star in an online Star Trek play (it's really good):



Reading material

Private launcher firm Rocketlabs aims to reach Venus in 2023


US satellites may get defensive escorts


Earth-moon space is may be the new arena for military space superiority: Expert opinions:


...and here's the full U.S. government report


Northrup Grumman to develop jam-resistant military satellite



Smoke from wildfires stretching across the U.S.


Amazon river from space


Artemis 3 mission may land near Apollo landing site


Dynetics to use in-space refuelling for lunar lander



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